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    The Daily Mail is growing its Deep Dive unit to around 20 staff, with reports saying the subscriber-driving vertical is becoming more important as technology brands face layoffs and traffic pressure from AI Overviews. Separately, Penzance council has publicly corrected a costly toilet-related error in a Daily Mail story, drawing attention to the paper's accuracy.

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    Spanish journalist and presenter Isabel Jiménez is among the trending searches in Spain. The chatter comes as artificial intelligence makes a strong entrance into the boom of vertical series, the short-format mobile dramas rapidly gaining audiences. Commentators note the format's growth and how AI tools are shaping production, keeping Spanish media figures and the new streaming trend in the public conversation.

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    Manaflow AI has released cmux, an open source macOS terminal built on Ghostty, featuring vertical tabs and notifications designed for running AI coding agents. The tool targets developers who juggle multiple agents at once, emphasizing multitasking, organization, and programmability. Developers are sharing and discussing the release as interest grows in tooling built specifically around AI-assisted coding workflows.

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    Vertical AI emerges as growth engine for private tech firms▼9 insights from ‘Private Tech Trailblazers’: Vertical AI becomes the growth engine✉newsTechnologyAI6 d ago

    A new report, 'Private Tech Trailblazers', sets out nine insights into how private technology companies are growing, with vertical AI — AI tailored to specific industries — identified as the main driver of expansion. The findings suggest investors and founders are shifting focus from general-purpose AI tools toward sector-specific applications.

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    Santé Raises $15 Million Series A for AI Wine Retail Platform▼Santé Raises $15 Million Series A To Expand AI Operating System For Wine And Spirits Retail✉newsBusinessRetail2 d ago

    Santé has raised $15 million in a Series A funding round to expand its AI operating system for wine and spirits retail. The company builds software aimed at helping alcohol retailers manage inventory, recommendations and sales operations. The funding will support growth of the platform as artificial intelligence tools continue to attract investment across the retail sector.

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