πGood morning. Saturdays are for exhaling, and business had a lot to exhale about this week. Big tech kept spending like the AI boom was a permanent weather pattern rather than a bet, a court reminded platforms that promises made to parents actually mean something, and somewhere in a New Delhi conference room, two of the world's most complicated neighbours found a little more diplomatic small talk. It was a week where the loudest voices in the room were also the ones hedging hardest β companies talking caution in public while pouring concrete in private. That gap, between what gets said and what gets built, ran through practically every story that crossed the wire yesterday. Settle in. Here's what actually happened.

