Toyota Motor Corp. CEO Koji Sato delivered a stark warning to nearly 500 top suppliers this week, urging them to urgently improve productivity or face existential threats in an auto industry battered by rapid technological change, aggressive global competition and tariff turmoil.

The former Canva CFO is applying the same financial discipline that helped build a $26 billion technology company to one of sport's most undercapitalised opportunities.

YouTube CEO Neal Mohan says top creators won't leave the platform, calling it their "home" despite rising competition from Netflix and other streaming services.

Ten thousand people now rely on Bella Protocol's Research Bot to interpret the crypto market. With nearly 1,200 tokens now competing in this category, the question is no longer whether the space has traction, but which products are actually being used.

Apple offers massive stock bonuses to iPhone designers to stop talent poaching, as OpenAI aggressively hires former engineers and top hardware experts.

Sony closes Jason Blundell's Dark Outlaw Games amid layoffs and failed multiplayer projects, creating a major shift in its online gaming strategy.

WWDC 2026 is already set for June 8 to 12, and many exciting announces and surprises await fans and the industry as a whole.

Witness statements are crucial pieces of information that help personal injury lawyers like those at the Sweet James law firm to do their job of getting victims compensation.

Apple's home hardware chief exits for Oura amid ongoing Siri delays, raising concerns about stalled smart home devices and the company's AI roadmap.

Venture capital is undergoing a recalibration. After more than a decade defined by rapid deployment of capital and an appetite for growth at almost any cost, tighter liquidity is forcing investors to shift their focus. Daniel Villar has worked at the center of that shift.