Trump promised every American adult $5,000. Turns out that's just the appetizer on a day stacked with billion-dollar power plays.

Clay just doubled its valuation to $7.1 billion in under a year. Investors aren't betting on AI hype — they're betting on AI that actually closes. Here's what that says about where sales is headed.

Apple's $1,999 iPhone Duo marks the first major product call under new CEO John Ternus, testing whether the foldable phone category can finally go mainstream.

A 27-year-old researcher just quit the industry's "safe" AI lab, warning things could spiral by next year. Anthropic is meanwhile chasing a $2 trillion valuation. Two headlines, same week — awkward.

Alibaba just graded the AI agents everyone's rushing to hire, and the report card isn't pretty. Turns out "sounds smart in the demo" and "finishes the job correctly" are very different skills. Here's what founders should actually delegate.

An Anthropic researcher just quit warning AI is racing out of control. Plus Apple finally folds, and Google bets big on Europe's coldest AI boomtown.

A three-month-old valuation just got shredded. A fintech is closing in on $60 billion, and the number keeps climbing faster than anyone can explain it. Is this genius or déjà vu?

Mr. Wonderful just revealed his daily productivity system, and it involves treating your relatives like a pop-up ad. He's not sorry. Steve Jobs made him do it.

Oil just touched $99 and it wasn't because of a shortage of oil. It was because of a shortage of peace. Here's what a $120 barrel would actually do to your business.

Google just rewired search for 450 million Europeans to dodge a €460 million fine. The winners aren't who the EU thinks they are. Here's who actually picked up the tab.

Oil spiked toward $100, funding rounds went vertical, and Silicon Valley built you a robot assistant. Meanwhile, Apple hands its biggest stage to a new boss for the first time in a decade.

Huawei just launched a foldable phone that shouldn't technically exist. Seven years of US chip sanctions later, it's still outselling Apple at home. Someone owes someone an apology, or at least a rethink.