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As of Tue 28 Jul 2026 · 25 stories · Source: Daily Newsletter Digest
Tuesday 28 July 2026
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01 · Business Insider
Hugging Face CEO on OpenAI's rogue agent hackDuring the attack, Hugging Face couldn't use OpenAI or Anthropic frontier models to defend itself, so it used a Chinese open-weight model.
02 · Business Insider
Inside Nadella's hardest year at MicrosoftAshley Stewart has Microsoft down roughly 25% over twelve months, caught between selling Azure capacity and reserving it for its own AI products.
03 · Business Insider
Google's Q2 free cash flow goes negative on AI costsFurther reading from the day's section on nervousness in the AI trade.
04 · Business Insider
CXMT becomes China's most valuable listed company on day oneChangXin Memory jumped 472% on its Shanghai debut.
05 · Business Insider
Sam Altman says we are in the singularityFurther reading from the day's section on nervousness in the AI trade.
06 · The Washington Post
John Fetterman: Why I changed my mind about the filibusterFetterman argues he was wrong in 2022: the thing that has stopped many unpopular policies since early 2025 is the filibuster, not the Democrats.
07 · Puck
And the Early 2028 Primary Winner Is…Further reading from the day's section on election rules, the filibuster and the Senate's sprint.
08 · The Washington Post
The GOP's enthusiasm problem hits even core votersFurther reading from the day's section on election rules, the filibuster and the Senate's sprint.
09 · The Washington Post
Operation Southern Spear has not slowed cocaine entering the USFurther reading from the day's section on the Iran war, oil and a reordering abroad.
10 · The Washington Post
First came heat domes, then came wildfires across EuropeFurther reading from the day's section on the Iran war, oil and a reordering abroad.
11 · Status
The Race to Rebuild '60 Minutes'60 Minutes EP Nick Bilton met the White House communications office off the record, and screen tests reportedly use mock Ghislaine Maxwell interviews.
12 · Digiday
How AI costs are quietly reshaping principal media dealsClients are paying for agencies' AI costs by running a fixed share of spend through principal inventory, a hidden markup in the media margin.
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13 · Digiday
Agencies grapple with the economics of the AI tokenThe ad industry has no price for AI, and agencies now carry an unpredictable new compute cost center.
14 · Puck
The Onion's Last LaughFurther reading from the day's section on media, money and the cost of AI.
15 · Puck
The Four Horsemen of the Art MarketFurther reading from the day's section on media, money and the cost of AI.
16 · Puck
When Leon Met JeffreyFurther reading from the day's section on media, money and the cost of AI.
17 · Business Insider
Paramount employees on edge as the WBD deal pausesFurther reading from the day's section on media, money and the cost of AI.
18 · The Athletic
Skubal and the Tigers' deadline pushAlex Kirshner weighs whether Detroit should trade Tarik Skubal, a two-time Cy Young winner and free agent in months, with the team at 50-56.
19 · The Athletic
Cathy Engelbert isn't paid to be players' bestieCathy Engelbert may be unpopular with WNBA players, but she isn't paid to be their friend.
20 · The Athletic
Inside Pogačar's record-tying fifth Tour de FranceFurther reading from the day's section on the trade deadline, the WNBA commissioner and prediction markets.
21 · The Athletic
Rodri, Real Madrid, and Mourinho's spending spreeFurther reading from the day's section on the trade deadline, the WNBA commissioner and prediction markets.
22 · Digiday
Why Omnicom merged Mediahub and Hearts & ScienceOmnicom merging Mediahub and Hearts & Science is probably not the last simplification move at a holding company.
23 · Puck
Nike's China retreat and what it means for growthNike is narrowing e-commerce channels in China to defend share against cheaper domestic rivals.
24 · Business Insider
Big Tech is warming to the voluntary buyoutBig Tech is warming to the voluntary buyout, a layoff instrument it resisted for two decades.
25 · The Washington Post
A desert town may run out of water, and others could followFurther reading from the day's reading list.
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