OpenAI just built an AI that hunts bugs instead of writing them. The internet's locksmiths just got a serious upgrade.

Versace's CEO just exited stage left mid-turnaround, weeks before the new creative chief even shows up. Plot twist or perfect timing?

Oil markets just got a flood of supply, Wall Street raised its price target again, and one AI model found something nobody wanted found.

Blackstone just bet $30 billion that Japan's the next AI capital of the world. Tokyo's never looked this attractive to Wall Street.

China just grabbed the world's fastest computer crown. Cue the panic headlines — but the AI race might be running on a totally different track.

Claude just got a Slack badge and workplace small talk may never recover. Anthropic's calling it a "research preview." We're calling it the start of something bigger.

Domino's is handing over the keys, but the old driver's not getting out of the car. Succession planning just got a lot less dramatic than the movies.

Oracle just shed 21,000 jobs to AI. Meta wants $299 off your face. And Alibaba is suing the Pentagon. Buckle up.

A bank CEO read five newspapers before 7 a.m. — and he's got thoughts about your "running late" text. Find out what he's calling it instead.

CRH just bought its way into the AI boom — not with chips or data centres, but with the wires that keep them switched on. $8.5 billion says it's onto something.

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?