A CEO memo says pay growth is being reallocated to AI. Experts warn that cuts could backfire fast.

The Oscar winner applauded two horror hits as Hollywood’s next wave proves it can dominate theaters.

The misunderstanding goes public on the Joe Budden Podcast, and it raises a bigger question: who owns a rap’s “sound”?

The JPMorgan CEO calls Musk “the Edison of our time,” even as SpaceX targets $135 a share and record fundraising.

As AI fundraising sets records, Mirror founder Brynn Putnam is betting on social time in the real world.

A minimalist tracker succeeds on basics, yet its chatty AI coach raises the question: why is it here at all?

A reported workaround inside US cyber planning raises urgent questions for AI vendors, regulators, and boards.

With New Glenn grounded after a Florida launchpad blast, NASA-linked pressure raises the odds of lunar lander reshuffles.

Elon Musk's rockets-to-AI company is making shares available to individual investors, a move that broadens access and raises fresh questions about who gets exposure to the private-market boom.

Lacy is pushing a fully self-made album via RCA Records, which raises the bar for how personal branding, creative control, and release timing can work together.

Amazon is widening ultra-fast UK delivery while adding same-day fruit and vegetables, a move that raises the bar for grocery rivals and tests how far convenience can stretch after store closures.

Honeycomb’s AI underwriting is cutting costs and scaling fast, but a softer apartment-insurance market is squeezing the opening it used to own.