Meta's new Business Agent works inside conversations your customers are already having — and it just started charging for it.

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Jensen Huang says he criticises everyone, every day. Nvidia's valuation says it's working. Here's why — and when it doesn't.

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Paramount just took on more debt than most countries carry to buy something Netflix spent a decade trying to kill. Here's why that might be the smartest move in media.

Florida sued Sam Altman personally, not just OpenAI. That one move may have permanently changed the rules for every tech CEO.

Lululemon's founder just traded his megaphone for a boardroom seat. What his silence reveals about the limits of founder power.

Wikipedia runs on donated time from thousands of unpaid editors. The Wikimedia Foundation just made their jobs harder — and some are starting to ask why they bother.

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