Google won a bankruptcy auction for Spirit Airlines’ emails, chats and documents, paying $10 million for the materials. The records are associated with Spirit Airlines’ bankruptcy proceedings. The available information identifies the purchased materials as emails, chats and documents. It does not specify the date range of the records, the number of files involved, how Google plans to use them, or whether the materials include customer, employee or operational data.

The bond market is showing skepticism towards Fed Chair Warsh's economic outlook and policy proposals. Investors are not responding positively to his messaging, indicating a disconnect between the Fed's expectations and market sentiment.

Ramp has launched Ramp Stack, an AI operating system tailored for accounting firms. Stack introduces AI-native close, reconciliation, and workflow automation features to support the $150 billion accounting industry.

Claude Opus 4.6 enhances AI capabilities for finance teams by providing improved reasoning for complex analyses and delivering cleaner first-pass outputs. New tools are designed to align with the tasks analysts typically engage in, facilitating better decision-making.