The “talk to my A.I. twin” productivity hack is moving from demos to daily workflows, with new governance questions.

Even six-figure earners are retreating on food budgets as fuel, tariffs, and prices squeeze family finances.

The regulator moves after previously signaling a City ban, targeting Woodford and his UAE-registered firm.

A national security spacecraft maker goes Nasdaq-listed under QSPC, reshaping how defense hardware raises growth capital.

Their decades-old rivalry shifts from injections to pills, and Medicare timing turns the next launch race into a senior-access battle.

The side-effect profile of a new monthly GLP-1 rival lands near Novo Nordisk’s weekly target, sharpening the obesity race.

Fortune breaks down why Spotify’s internal talent marketplace, Echo, helped push internal hires above 40% in 2025.

A Maryland startup led by the former NASA chief is using a merger with a blank-cheque company to raise funding.

The €35 million penalty targets how Nintendo described Joy-Con drift on original Switch controllers and what regulators may do next.

The wiring upgrade for US data centres turns glassware into a strategic constraint, with jobs landing in North Carolina.

Steering Council orders new JIT development paused until a proper PEP is accepted, with removal after six months.

Two launches aimed at one practical bottleneck: how money moves smoothly between traders when outcomes settle.