The Times' year-long look at universal basic income tests the tech world's favorite safety net against the AI disruption it is meant to soften.

Michael Saylor's Strategy is stockpiling again, and peers like Strive and Robinhood are following, signaling a shift in corporate treasuries.

Trust fund depletion forces benefit cuts by 2032. Four households show the stakes.

Aream & Co counts 54 deals, but Electronic Arts' leveraged buyout accounts for nearly all the value, signaling that debt, not volume, is driving gaming's consolidation.

A Cloudflare chart shows Russian bot traffic collapsing after strikes on Yandex data centers - but the bots disappearing aren't the disinformation farms everyone assumes.

The coffee giant's explicit 'no' to a Chipotle deal resets investor expectations and signals where its M&A appetite really lies.

Intraday milestone puts fresh all-time highs within reach and re-arms the AI-led bull case for megacap tech.

The software giant is shifting more AI compute to its own silicon, a move that could reshape its cost structure and loosen Nvidia's grip.

Nintendo's Latin America chief confirms cartridges stay as Sony exits discs by 2028.

Naffah Naffah keeps a family craft alive in the mountains near Beirut, with his sons poised to inherit a foundry that began with an 18th-century gunsmith.

The world's largest robot operator is also the second-largest corporate employer. Inside the automation math that defines the future of warehouse work.

The second space race is on: NASA and China both want permanent lunar bases, but the south pole's extreme cold and radiation could decide the winner.