A lawyer-bot just won its first real case in a UK court. Cost: pocket change. Lesson for every freelancer chasing unpaid invoices: pay attention.

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?

A Prime Minister has quit, a fintech founder just landed one of tech's biggest jobs, and an e-scooter company wants Wall Street to take it seriously. Busy Monday.

As Bob Iger's final exit date approaches, Disney's succession test is really a question every company eventually faces.

Nine years and billions of dollars after announcing non-stop Sydney-to-London flights, Qantas is finally building the case that distance was never the real barrier.

A nearly finished film about OpenAI's boardroom chaos has lost its studio, four months after Amazon poured $50 billion into the company it dramatises.

The JPMorgan boss thinks the economy is sitting on shifting tectonic plates. Wall Street just keeps printing record highs anyway.

FIFA's president is racking up more frequent flyer miles than goodwill at this World Cup. Meanwhile, a ceasefire is calming markets — for now.

A multimillion-dollar effort to replace synthetic dyes hits a wall on two colors, forcing Mars to relaunch its most recognizable candy without them.

Reliance Jio just filed for a Mumbai listing that would dwarf Hyundai's record debut — and the timing says as much as the numbers.

Nvidia's CEO says AI is already creating half a million jobs and compares it to the Industrial Revolution. Here's what holds up — and what doesn't.

SpaceX's IPO has made Elon Musk the world's first trillionaire — and tied his fortune to the company's share price in a way no executive has experienced before.