A Toronto-San Francisco “AI-native” holding company is targeting software businesses, promising the opposite of private equity playbooks.

A new post-IPO wealth option tests whether employee groups can outcompete traditional advisory firms on cost and control.

From building 250,000 e-scooters at Spin to aiming for 10,000 satellites-based data centers, Poon is betting the next infrastructure wave is off-planet.

The TPU order signals AI chip supply stress and gives Intel Foundry a real shot at the biggest platform buyers.

The catalog company moves into six-month-old songs, betting data and AI can turn remixes into new master and publishing revenue.

The EV leader warns its battery cell production cannot yet keep up with fast-charging demand at home and abroad.

Stacker’s CEO turns LinkedIn job lists into a business model and a debate about what “journalism” means.

Fortune breaks down how Greenberg’s LinkedIn job posts argue journalism is changing, and Stacker is scaling it.

SEC filings show six-figure equity grants landing while Kyndryl consults workers and seeks volunteers for job cuts.

The Claude Code architect argues the ROI math is wrong, and internal pilots beat subscription shopping.

A $75B IPO aimed at up to one million satellites turns Gulf sovereign wealth into a real-time communications bet.

Gulf sovereign wealth funds are positioned for IPO windfalls, and the strategic payoff is resilient data and power in orbit.