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👋Good morning! Happy Boss's Day! Ever since State Farm employee Patricia Bays Haroski registered the occasion back in 1958 (picking October 16 because it was her dad's birthday), today has been the one day a year the office buys the boss a card and quietly argues over who's chipping in for the cake. The timing is weirdly perfect, because the question hanging over business as we roll into the weekend is exactly that: who's actually in charge? Old rivals swapped grudges for handshakes, watchdogs insisted a human should still sign off before the machines press go, and some very big cheque writers discovered that discretion isn't what it used to be. It was a week of power quietly changing hands, and of everyone squinting at the org chart. So grab your Friday coffee, hide the leftover Boss's Day muffins, and let's dig in.
