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Nvidia's Jensen Huang set to join Trump's state dinner honoring Xi Jinping

A source told CNBC that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang plans to attend a state dinner President Trump is hosting for Chinese leader Xi Jinping during Xi's upcoming Washington visit. The guest list remains private, but a White House official confirmed several American business leaders have been invited to the dinner, framed as part of Trump's effort to secure favorable deals for the U.S.

Sir Richard Sutton CEO Alistair Darby rejects quarterly thinking for hospitality growth

Alistair Darby, CEO of family-owned Sir Richard Sutton Limited, says businesses built to last should be run with a multi-generational mindset rather than a focus on quarterly results. He points to the firm's decision to demolish and rebuild a Mayfair hotel—a project that won't open for over three years but is meant to last a century—as proof that long-term vision should outweigh short-term economic worries.

CEOs of Bombas, Cotopaxi and Amalgamated Bank discuss purpose-driven leadership

A panel featuring Jason LaRose of Bombas, Lindsay Shumlas of Cotopaxi and Priscilla Sims Brown of Amalgamated Bank examined how companies can maintain a sense of mission despite ongoing debate over corporate social responsibility. The discussion centered on balancing employee expectations, consumer scrutiny and public trust while running purpose-oriented businesses.

Digital Realty CEO downplays AI slowdown risk to data center demand

Digital Realty CEO Andrew Power said warnings of a potential AI development slowdown from firms like Anthropic, OpenAI and xAI would not mean a halt to data center real estate demand. He argued that non-AI digital transformation and cloud computing growth remain strong drivers for his business, even as Digital Realty and Equinix shares fell on Monday amid AI slowdown fears.

Walmart CEO John Furner details AI push across 5,200 U.S. stores

Walmart CEO John Furner is leading an aggressive effort to embed AI and automation throughout the company's 5,200 U.S. stores, aiming to speed up operations and compete more directly with Amazon. The initiative was highlighted alongside a lavish company event featuring performers like Benson Boone, Shaboozey and Pink, underscoring Walmart's broader push to modernize its image and operations simultaneously.

Lina Khan says existing laws already allow prosecution of AI executives

Former FTC Chair Lina Khan argued on X that regulators don't need new legislation to rein in AI companies, pointing to decades-old consumer protection and antitrust statutes as tools to hold firms and executives accountable. She cited product liability and unfair competition laws as grounds to prosecute companies releasing unvetted or defective AI systems, or engaging in risky behavior that pressures rivals to match it.

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