One delivery app just wrote New York a nine-figure cheque, and insists it mostly did nothing wrong. The real story is hiding in a pay formula. If your business pays anyone through an app, it's your story too.

One serial entrepreneur built five businesses in five weeks using AI tools. Every single one launched and actually worked. Almost nobody noticed, and that tells you exactly where the real fight for founders has quietly moved.

Your next shopping assistant might not have your back, and the Fed isn't done with your wallet either. Here's what happened while you were busy.

Qatar's wealth fund is dating around Wall Street again, and this time JPMorgan got the big rock. $20 billion, to be precise. Here's what the courtship says about where Gulf money is really headed.

After four years steering Britain's small-business lifeline through a transformation, the man behind the wheel is handing over the keys. Where does that leave SMEs?

AMD just crashed the trillion-dollar chip club. Four members now, not one. The AI gold rush needed more than a single prospector.

Jensen Huang calls AI-extinction fears unscientific. His $5.3 trillion company disagrees on slowing down. Today: when AI's loudest critic-of-regulation is also its biggest beneficiary.

World leaders touched down in New York as one of media's biggest-ever mergers cleared its last hurdle. Nvidia's boss, meanwhile, had blunt words for anyone worried about AI ending humanity.

Polymarket's payment processor was rejecting deposits like a bouncer having the worst night of his life. The company's answer? Keep the velvet rope down. Turns out "growth at all costs" has a very literal cost.

Wonder just banked $650 million and struck a $425 million DoorDash deal. Then it cut 533 jobs anyway. We unpack why "efficiency" is doing a lot of heavy lifting here.

Volvo just hired away the CEO who turned Škoda into Volkswagen's profit machine, margins and all. Can that same trick work on a pricier badge carrying its own EV and software bills? Margins this thin rarely fix themselves.

Zoom's CEO just joined the billionaire chorus predicting your workweek is about to shrink. Sounds great, until you notice who's not sticking around to enjoy it. Even the optimists admit someone's job is the price of your extra day off.