MicroStrategy moves $30 million in Bitcoin and rumors fly, but they're just buying more. Meanwhile Wix cuts 800 jobs citing AI and we examine who really decides how automation affects workers. The tech giants are betting big while employees pay the price.
The CEO who once dismissed "Google Zero" now admits he's rebuilding his company around making it real. Google CEO Sundar Pichai confirms structural overhaul post-ChatGPT, admitting the company needed "more aggressive posture" and made major executive changes to compete in AI
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When your potential acquirer tells employees to stop talking to you, that's not due diligence paranoia—that's a tell about what you're actually buying. xAI's top lawyer instructed employees to limit contact with Cursor staff, weeks after announcing a potential acquisition of the AI coding startup
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Spotify just decided the best defense against AI music is more AI music, and labeled everything else "slop." Spotify launched an AI remix feature for Premium users that lets them create covers and remixes using music from participating artists, built through a deal with Universal Music Group
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The junior hiring crisis everyone blamed on AI? Turns out we've been looking at the wrong screen this whole time.
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The exchange that moves $50B a day just decided your brokerage account is obsolete. Bitget launched Reality, a platform bringing tokenized stocks directly into DeFi markets, aiming to merge traditional finance liquidity with crypto infrastructure
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Amazon didn't just build a retail empire — it built the logistics infrastructure that makes two-day shipping feel like table stakes, and now everyone else is scrambling to rent that capability back. Stord raised $250 million to expand fulfillment operations for brands competing with Amazon
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AI is now protecting whales from ship strikes in San Francisco Bay. Bitcoin ETFs just lost $1.4 billion as reality bites. Sam Altman walks back his doomsday predictions about AI destroying jobs. Here's what actually matters today.
The biggest IPO in history is a space company—and the valuation has almost nothing to do with rockets. SpaceX is raising $75 billion at a $1.75-2 trillion valuation, the largest IPO ever attempted. The company controls 51% of global orbital launches and 85% of satellites deployed in 2025.
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Whales are dying in San Francisco Bay because shipping lanes and migration routes now overlap—and the solution isn't slowing down commerce, it's better sensors.
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The financial plumbing that was supposed to make bitcoin boring just made it a lot more honest about what it actually is. U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs bled $1.26 billion in their worst week since late January, with two-week outflows hitting $2.26 billion as institutions de-risk
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The man who spent two years warning us about AI unemployment just said never mind. Sam Altman now says he was "pretty wrong" about AI job disruption, walking back years of apocalyptic warnings about employment.
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Quantum computing just got its first billion-dollar public market test — and the timing says more about AI's limits than quantum's readiness. Quantinuum is raising $1.05 billion in its US IPO, backed by Honeywell International, betting on investor appetite for quantum computing technology
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The world's capital just voted with its wallet: chips beat people. Taiwan's stock market surpassed India to become the world's fifth-largest, driven almost entirely by AI hardware demand
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The company that spent a decade convincing investors that self-driving cars were just around the corner now can't figure out if its AI coding tools are worth the monthly bill.
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Markets are pricing in peace while missiles are still in the air. US strikes on Iranian missile sites sent oil up over 2%, with Treasury yields sliding as traders bet on contradictory outcomes: escalation in energy markets, de-escalation in diplomacy.
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Two AI coding agents just forced every software company to choose between rewriting their business model or becoming irrelevant by Thursday.
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Five weeks to rebuild trust after a nine-figure hack is either a triumph of DeFi resilience or proof that "trustless" systems still need someone to write the check when things break.
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The survey meant to rename "vibe coding" turned into a referendum on whether AI-generated code should exist at all. Business Insider surveyed readers for alternatives to "vibe coding" after Anthropic's Claude Code creator said he was tired of the term — the most popular suggestion was "slop"
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Three AI law firms in one Y Combinator batch tells you everything about which part of the legal market is actually vulnerable right now.
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While everyone's watching price action, XRP Ledger just did the unglamorous work that separates real infrastructure from vaporware. XRP Ledger deployed the fixCleanup3_1_3 upgrade on Wednesday to purge expired NFTs and patch critical bugs
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