Dylan Taylor skipped his first raise for a stake instead — and it worked five years faster than Buffett's playbook. Now he wants Gen Z to do the same. Is that advice, or survivorship bias wearing a nice suit?

OpenAI's own chief scientist just told the world nobody's ready for what's coming — while his employer races to build it faster than anyone else. Awkward. Grab a coffee; this one's got layers.

One industry, five companies, 150,000 jobs gone in a matter of days. JLR joins VW, Nissan, Ford and Bosch in the same brutal week. Here's why it's not a coincidence — it's a pattern.

OpenAI just told enterprise customers it can forget everything about them. One TikTok generation isn't buying the whole AI dream anymore.

Four AI labs just dropped major model updates in the same week. Nobody asked for a group project, but here we are. Turns out the real deadline pressure isn't on the labs — it's on whoever has to pick one.

Stan Kroenke just made a $4 billion bid that would make him the only person on Earth to own a team in all four major US leagues. His collection already turned $2.4 billion into $22 billion. Turns out sports teams might be the best investment nobody's talking about.

OPEC+ just hit pause on oil production for the first time in seven months. Problem is, nobody's actually listening to the dial anymore. The Strait of Hormuz is calling the shots now, and it didn't get a vote.

Two CEOs, one meeting philosophy, and a 29-point stock gap between them. AT&T's John Stankey wants employees with opinions, not silence. So does Jamie Dimon. Only one of them is winning right now.

Oil holds steady, AI hits a wall, and Europe's factories brace for a very different kind of invasion. Grab your coffee — Monday's got a lot to unpack.

One in three American workers is now treated like a rental car — used hard, returned empty, and nobody's checking the oil. A new MIT study says AI panic is turbo-charging this trend. Here's what it's actually costing companies.

Three "rival" chatbots went dark on the same day, for the same reason. Turns out your AI stack might have one landlord. Here's why that should worry your business continuity plan.

Turns out the fastest way to end a decades-old conflict isn't a peace summit — it's a really good graphics card. Nvidia just became an unlikely diplomat. Washington's new favourite bargaining chip is, well, a chip.