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The split between a tidy desk and a chaotic inbox isn't a personality flaw, it's a predictable response to which surfaces have an audience and which ones don't.
Hardware businesses do not trade at software multiples.
The face-down phone reads as good manners, but for many people it's something quieter: a small act of nervous system management, performed in public, by a body that learned every notification could be an emergency.
Spotify and Universal Music Group have struck a licensing agreement that will let Premium subscribers create AI-generated covers and remixes of UMG-catalogue songs, with revenue shared with participating artists.
SpaceX has reportedly filed its S-1 with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, setting up what is expected to be the largest IPO in history.
In April 2025, at the Kigali Summit, African leaders announced a $60 billion AI fund built around a paradox: the fastest path to AI sovereignty on the continent runs directly through thousands of Nvidia GPUs, Google Cloud credits, and Microsoft data centre partnerships.
Finnish spacetech company ICEYE has originated a €300 million three-year committed revolving credit facility, backed by a seven-bank syndicate of Nordic, regional, and global lenders.
AI doesn't understand anything yet.
Indian travel-fintech startup Scapia has raised $63 million in a Series C round led by General Catalyst, pushing its post-money valuation past $500 million — more than double its April 2025 mark, according to TechCrunch . Existing backers Peak XV Partners and Z47 also participated in the all-equity round.
Somewhere in a New York office, in the spring of 1925, a man sat down at his desk to write, then strapped a wooden helmet over his head before he started.
There is a moment, somewhere around the third or fourth qualification, when you can feel the conversation stop being a conversation.
A woman in her late fifties told me, not long ago, that she had recently noticed she did not actually dislike parties.
