Two old rivals shook hands, a newsroom picked its AI dance partner, and a very exclusive guest list leaked. Happy Boss's Day, here's what you missed!

One of America's biggest banks just admitted it looked the other way, for years. The bill is eye-watering. But the real story is what Washington is now calling it, and it isn't "paperwork."

The world's most famous value investor just went shopping for software again. The target owns some of the internet's most familiar old names. And the market's reaction says as much about the buyer as the bargain.

Wall Street's most famous banker has a warning about the robots that want to mind your money. Is it a public service announcement or a very well-paid bodyguard? Either way, £700bn is riding on the answer.

Apple thought it was the only one being robbed. A fresh court filing suggests the getaway car had two drivers. Inside the post-smartphone gadget war, fought one departing engineer and one personal account at a time.

One AI giant had the kind of Wednesday that ends with the lawyers on speed dial. And Wall Street's most famous banker has a warning for anyone letting a bot near their bank account.

One of the most famous apps in dating just accepted an offer nobody saw coming in 2021. Younger users are swiping less and paying less. Is this a bargain for a big brand, or the end of an era?

BP's new boss has a big date in New York this December, and for once she has some very good news in her pocket. The question isn't whether she has room to manoeuvre. It's who gets to spend it first.

Forget the hoodie and the keynote stage. One of tech's most powerful CEOs may owe more to his thumbs than to his vision. A 29-year-old AI chief says the real edge has been hiding in WhatsApp all along.

Wall Street's dealmaking machine had a cracking first half. Then September turned up with a grinding bond selloff, war jitters and AI anxiety in its luggage. So is this a quick breather, or the moment the party starts winding down?

Wall Street's giants found some worrying cracks, and an AI lab warned your oven might start getting ideas. Pour a coffee, because yesterday was a lot.

One buyer had the surveyor round, read the report and quietly walked away. Now a bigger buyer wants in, at a bigger price. Is it a shrewd bet on AI chips, or the priciest case of FOMO this year?