Three rivals just left the launchpad. One very expensive rocket is still on the pad, wearing a "preview" sticker. Guess whose.

A streaming founder built the boat, steered it through a merger, and got handed a life vest the moment it reached shore. Meet the new captain.

A £5.7bn bidding war just got messier, a famously camera-shy billionaire is about to get very visible, and your local Spar might already know your name.

Jamie Dimon says a piece of pending crypto legislation could "blow up" the financial system. He's not being dramatic — he's got receipts. Here's what JPMorgan's own paper says the Clarity Act is missing.

Micron just bet $250 billion that America still knows how to build things. The construction crew is already ahead of schedule. Turns out "on time and on budget" wasn't a myth after all.

Elon just called his shot against Claude Opus — again. GPT-5.6 dropped the same week, uninvited. Three AI labs, one press cycle, zero referees.

Volkswagen's CEO just asked his own board to approve the deepest cuts in the company's 89-year history. The number on the table: 100,000 jobs. The plants on the chopping block might surprise you.

Wall Street shrugged off Iran and put its faith in silicon yesterday. One company's $250 billion bet on America might be the story that outlasts the headlines.

The Fed just released the minutes from June's meeting, and for the first time, we get a peek behind new Chair Kevin Warsh's poker face. Turns out even the committee isn't sure what he's holding. Nine members think one thing. Nine think the other.

Cathie Wood just sold half a million shares of a stock that's rallying hard — to buy more of one that hasn't launched anything into orbit lately. Rocket fuel, meet reentry.

OpenAI says GPT-5.6 is set to launches with the government's blessing. The White House says: not so fast, we never blessed anything. Somebody's fibbing about a permission slip.

Air Canada just handed the keys to a new CEO, and this time "speaks French" wasn't a nice-to-have — it was the job description. Here's what the switch really says about crisis comms.