Oil spiked and stocks wobbled the moment "ceasefire" became yesterday's word. Meanwhile Apple bet big on American-made chips and OpenAI finally showed up with something new.

JPMorgan and Bank of America might be shopping for a shortcut around fee caps — and it comes with 115 million cardholders attached. Some banks already walked away. Here's why.

The man who told the world to never sell Bitcoin just sold $216 million of Bitcoin. Turns out "hodl forever" has a footnote. Here's what actually happened — and why it matters more than the headline suggests.

A $26 billion CEO just told the AI industry to put down the leaderboard. Turns out counting tokens isn't the same as counting wins. Someone had to say it.

SpaceX just did in weeks what most companies take years to pull off. Index funds have no choice but to buy in. Here's why the fastest fast-track in Nasdaq history matters.

Samsung just posted one of tech's biggest quarterly beats ever. Investors said "cool story" and sold anyway. Turns out even a record-breaking party has a curfew.

Microsoft quietly benched two of its priciest AI partners, and Meta just got billed the GDP of a small country. Here's everything that happened while you were asleep.

Google's AI safety chief just swapped Mountain View for Wall Street. Goldman Sachs wants him watching the machines. What does that tell you about who's really worried?

Britain's biggest free channel just moved in with its landlord. Sky and ITV are combining under one roof, one bill, and one very big ad-sales spreadsheet. Regulators may still veto the wedding.

Microsoft just handed 4,800 people their P45s while writing a $190 billion cheque to AI. Xbox took the hardest hit. Turns out "next-gen" doesn't always mean what you think.

RTO promised collision, collaboration, and cross-pollination. It delivered something else entirely: noise, headphones, and calendars packed wall-to-wall with video calls held from a desk ten feet away.

Microsoft trimmed Xbox while betting big on AI, and Wall Street couldn't get enough of the AI supply chain. Three separate takeovers reshaped media, airlines, and chips overnight.