Europe’s original first-check investor has raised $320M across two funds and expanded its US team to back founders building globally from day one.

Canada will buy Australia’s JORN-derived radar to watch the Arctic, in a A$2.5bn deal that is Australia’s largest-ever defence export.

Kim Yong-beom says the wealth from Korea’s semiconductor boom risks pooling in property, and is pressing for changes to how housing is taxed.

On the back of its lead in AI memory chips, SK Hynix has passed Samsung Electronics in market value for the first time in 26 years.

Tencent has begun testing Xiaowei, a voice-and-text AI assistant built into WeChat, with a full public rollout targeted for the third quarter.

London’s Isometric has closed a $40M Series A led by AVP to push its AI certification platform across the wider industrial economy.

Financial influencer Haley Sacks says millennials and Gen Z have abandoned traditional wealth-building for gambling and side hustles as housing costs soar.

A Kapwing study of 10,742 TikTok videos found 59% of content shown to new accounts is AI-generated junk, three times the rate on YouTube Shorts.

Incoming Apple CEO John Ternus is preparing a major shake-up of the design team that lost Ive, Hankey, Dye, and nearly every senior designer in a decade.

KB5094126 fixed 208 security flaws but introduced bugs affecting the Recycle Bin, BitLocker recovery, OneDrive, and system stability across all Windows versions.

Amazon's security VP says human-in-the-loop AI governance fails because people normalize deviance. Google, Microsoft, and IBM are rethinking it too.

Waymo's robotaxis are blocked from New York City by political opposition from the mayor, taxi lobby, and labor unions, despite operating in 10 other US cities.