The Atlassian cofounder is rolling out a protocol that makes AI agents visible, governed team members, and keeps accountability with the human user.

Tech leaders want the shares given directly to Americans, not parked in a foundation.

Félicette's 1963 flight made France a space-race player, but her euthanasia and a crowdfunded statue reveal how high-risk programs are remembered.

The 28-year-old suspect is accused of being part of the gang that hit Synnovis in 2024, a case with major lessons for critical-infrastructure security.

A scientist's unexplained death at a closed anti-plague facility raises urgent questions about biosecurity across the former Soviet Union.

A teacher and 27 pupils died in a Peshawar classroom; the tragedy exposes the cost of neglected infrastructure for companies and investors across South Asia.

The world's largest luxury group says Chinese consumer sentiment is deteriorating, and the Molly Tea legal case adds to the brand's troubles in its second-biggest market.

The chip giant's chief likened the AI capex frenzy to a casino floor, warning that extreme expectations are being set without real understanding - a reality check for boards betting big on AI.

Robert Hall and Michael Woodford win economics' top prize for the theories that guide central bank rate decisions - and your next financing round.

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.