Five live signals across AI costs, builder billing, restaurant deals, and Boston roster moves.
Founders say major AI vendors are offering large credits and months of free use to stop customers from switching. The offers are real, but their length and wider reach remain unclear.
Derek should ask for credits before locking in a model vendor, then price the bill after the offer ends.
One Cursor customer says an annual plan charged for a new seat while a paid inactive seat was still available. Cursor has not confirmed a broad billing fault, and this is one report.
Teams that add or remove users should audit invoices before treating annual seats as a fixed cost.
MTY says its review of a full or partial sale is still active. The group owns dozens of brands, including Papa Murphy's. No deal, buyer, or firm timeline has been announced.
A sale could move many restaurant brands at once and change support plans for thousands of franchise locations.
The Boston Globe says either big leaguer could move if the Red Sox make another major trade. Boston has not said it is shopping either player, and no deal is set.
Moving Mayer or Duran would make Boston's playoff push much bigger than a simple prospect swap.
Celtics rookie Dillon Mitchell remains unsigned after a strong summer league. Local reporting says a four-year deal is possible, while a two-way contract remains another option.
A standard deal would show Boston sees Mitchell as ready for a real NBA role, not only a development slot.