A federal court just ruled Starbucks can police pro-union t-shirts under its "steampunk hipster" dress code. It's the third such win for employers in a row. Turns out fashion rules are the new union battleground.

Uber just cut 3,300 jobs while revenue keeps climbing. That's not a company in trouble — it's a company placing a very expensive bet. Here's where the money's actually going.

Uber just took a scalpel to its own management layers. Meanwhile, Washington waded into a legal fight that could decide who really owns the words AI reads.

Anthropic just did a U-turn on data retention weeks before OpenAI beat them to the punch. Here's why "enterprise trust" might be the real IPO metric investors are watching. Spoiler: the data's still there — just moved rooms.

EY just put a price tag on being human at work: $100 million, to be exact. As AI eats the busywork, the billable hour is quietly getting a rival. Here's what's really being rewarded — and why it matters far beyond Big Four accounting.

OpenAI got sued for allegedly stealing Apple's secrets. Its defense? "Your locks were terrible." Also: about 400 ex-Apple staffers now work there, so maybe start asking questions.

Elon Musk stood in front of the world's tech ministers and said the quiet part out loud: AI isn't running out of chips, it's running out of electricity. Also, he thinks software is coming for your job. Cool Tuesday.

OpenAI just told Apple exactly where its lawsuit can go, and 21 of the world's biggest banks quietly built their own currency. Buckle up.

Two of the market's most-watched investors just took opposite sides of the same trade. One's buying millions in chips. The other's betting the whole table's about to flip.

Sam Altman once called ads a "last resort." Turns out that resort has a $1 billion pool now. Here's what changed his mind — and what it means for everyone watching the AI monetisation scramble.

Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell are suing Anthropic over Claude's alleged use of pirated songs, testing its record copyright settlement.

Tim Cook hands over the keys after 15 years, and Apple picks the guy who made your MacBook survive a coffee spill. Not the AI guy. The hardware guy. On the exact week AI decides everything.