A Fed hawk says inflation's still not done with us, and an Illinois governor puts AI in the same sentence as nuclear weapons. Buckle up — Monday's got some main character energy.

Trump's answer to AI's own safety warnings? Build a bigger team, not more rules. An "AI czar" is coming soon. Somewhere, a fox is polishing a very shiny badge.

Warren Buffett just stepped down as Berkshire's chairman after 60 years. He didn't hand the crown to one person — he split it in two. Here's why, and what it says about what founders are really afraid of losing.

Banks know their customers. Now they need to know their bots too. A banking exec in Macau just said the quiet part out loud — and it's about your credit card.

A CEO gets behind his own wheel, picks up a stranger, and learns ten minutes can cost someone their job. It wasn't a PR stunt. It became a pricing feature. Here's the ride that changed the roadmap.

Washington just created an AI Force overnight. Turns out the industry it's meant to be watching might already have agreed to police itself.

Trump's throwing a dinner for Xi Jinping, and the guest list reads less "diplomacy" and more "Big Tech earnings call." Sam Altman, Tim Cook and Jensen Huang are all pulling up chairs. Again.

Shopify's CEO wanted more AI. He got "slop grenades." Here's what happens when "just use it" becomes company policy — and nobody checks the output before it detonates.

The Oracle of Omaha just handed over the crown he's worn since 1965. No dramatic exit, no scandal, no forced retirement — just a 96-year-old billionaire admitting Father Time finally called his number.

One of Wall Street's most famous names finally let go of the wheel. Elsewhere, a media giant hires its first ever tech boss, and a global superstar dumps his sponsor of 20 years.

The Fed just hiked rates for the first time since 2023. The Bank of England looked at that, looked at Britain's borrowing costs, and said "absolutely not." Here's why the UK just went its own way — and what it costs everyone else.

The company that just built OpenAI's most famous data center is now making tiny ones. No, it's not a joke. It might, however, tell you where AI compute is actually headed next.