Big Tech's earnings roulette wheel spins again, and Wall Street's holding its breath. Meanwhile, a health app learns that oversharing isn't just a personality flaw.
Apple joined an exclusive two-company club yesterday, and the celebration didn't quite make it to the closing bell. Elsewhere, oil finally exhaled and a central bank held its breath.
Nvidia might just write the biggest cheque in tech history, Porsche is trimming its workforce, and the world's richest man got a little less rich overnight.
Seoul just wrote the biggest AI check in history, and Anthropic's own economist says the robot jobs apocalypse is running late. Here's what actually happened yesterday.
AI got a price war, Apple got a redesign, and Brussels got a very angry text from Washington. Yesterday's business world moved fast — here's what actually matters.
Jobless claims just hit a level not seen since Nixon was president, and Alphabet found $94 billion hiding in the garage. Big tech's earnings week keeps delivering plot twists nobody ordered.
A chipmaker just wrote its biggest customer a very large cheque, and a football club's ownership table might be getting a very famous new guest. Grab your coffee — yesterday moved fast.
A 34-year-old billionaire just spooked the world's biggest AI investors. Meanwhile, Trump pointed his tariff gun north again, and nobody in Ottawa is laughing.
Two tech giants told two very different stories about the future of work yesterday. Plus: a $3 billion mountain, a $264 million weekend, and 3 million new gamblers-in-disguise.
Two tech giants swapped crowns overnight, a $10 billion favor is being called in between rivals, and one streaming stock just remembered gravity exists.
Chips finally started flowing to China, and Wall Street just had its best quarter ever. Meanwhile, a quiet algorithm decision might be about to get very loud.
Elon and Sam are trading blows on X again, tankers are still slipping through the world's most nervous strait, and Disney's newest remake had a rough opening. Here's everything that mattered.
Apple just sued its biggest AI rival over stolen secrets, Meta yanked a feature nobody asked for, and England might accidentally save the UK economy. Grab your coffee — yesterday was a lot.
A £5.7bn bidding war just got messier, a famously camera-shy billionaire is about to get very visible, and your local Spar might already know your name.
Wall Street shrugged off Iran and put its faith in silicon yesterday. One company's $250 billion bet on America might be the story that outlasts the headlines.
Oil spiked and stocks wobbled the moment "ceasefire" became yesterday's word. Meanwhile Apple bet big on American-made chips and OpenAI finally showed up with something new.
Microsoft quietly benched two of its priciest AI partners, and Meta just got billed the GDP of a small country. Here's everything that happened while you were asleep.
Microsoft trimmed Xbox while betting big on AI, and Wall Street couldn't get enough of the AI supply chain. Three separate takeovers reshaped media, airlines, and chips overnight.
Oil's flowing again, a budget airline is bowing out of public life, and Uber just chose consolidation over conquest. Grab your coffee — yesterday moved fast.
