#1The Monologue
Nvidia reported quarterly revenue of ninety-six point two billion dollars today, up one hundred and six percent from a year ago. Analysts had called it a binary event that would end three and a half months of sideways chop on Wall Street — so the entire American economy is now essentially one company that sells the shovels. Re: Kiplinger — Nvidia Earnings Live Updates, August 2026
Chinese courts have ruled that a company cannot fire an employee purely to replace them with artificial intelligence, calling it a business decision rather than an uncontrollable event. Which means that in 2026, the safest place in the world to be a graphic designer is — a Guangzhou labor tribunal. Re: NPR — A tech worker in China is laid off and replaced by AI. Is it legal?
The Big Ten and the SEC both voted this week to ban football players who've signed pro contracts from returning to college, a move an attorney says violates a standing court injunction and may trigger a contempt motion. Two of the wealthiest institutions in American sports read a federal court order and thought — that's more of a suggestion. Re: CBS Sports — Big Ten, SEC ban NFL players from returning to play






