One of the world's most famous brands is deliberately selling less of its own stuff. Wall Street, predictably, is not amused. So is this a masterclass in discipline, or the most expensive waiting room in retail?

Governments raided the emergency fuel cupboard, a sporting giant decided to shrink, and Amazon turned up bearing gifts. Grab a coffee, because Friday did not do quiet.

Half of big companies admit their risk and resilience systems aren't properly joined up. Meanwhile, AI can create a crisis before the next board meeting. So who's actually in charge of the guardrails?

The AI race has handed out gold medals before anyone has left the starting blocks. The Bank of England has noticed, and it isn't cheering. Here's why how the boom is being paid for matters more than whether it works.

A $110 billion deal closes in days. The man running one of its most famous assets still hasn't signed anything. Here's why that gap matters more than the headline, and what it teaches anyone selling a business.

One of the world's biggest entertainment empires has a confession: its TV arm still runs like six separate kingdoms. The new boss wants one crown. The question is whether that protects the hits or flattens them.

Hollywood spent yesterday rearranging its furniture while the AI money got very, very interesting. Grab a coffee, because Friday's catch-up has a few plot twists.

Hollywood's biggest merger just got a new boss, and his CV includes a doll. His first day is 5 October, and the to-do list runs into the billions. Here's why a toy-box mindset might be the entire strategy.

The first rule of Big Tech's data-center spree was simple: nobody talks about it. Now Congress, a governor and a lot of annoyed voters want to talk about little else. Turns out all that silence came with a price tag.

Apple's new boss has picked his first big stage, and it's in your kitchen. The hardware's been waiting for ages; the voice assistant, less so. Here's why a little screen on the counter is really Siri's job interview.

America's building boom has one small snag: nobody to build it. A new report says the trades pipeline is leaking at every joint. A shiny $2 billion fix just landed, but is money really the missing piece?

Washington finally knocked on AI's door yesterday, and Hollywood's biggest merger found a boss from the toy aisle. Pour the coffee, you're going to want it.