• Meta buys green steel startup Electra

    Electra forms new agreements to reduce steel carbon footprint. Colorado-based Electra’s innovative low-temperature iron refining process will aid global steel companies and Meta in cutting emissions, supported by new funding and strategic partnerships….


  • Apple faces fresh antitrust complaint scrutiny

    Apple faces a new antitrust complaint in Brussels. Filed by civil rights groups, the complaint alleges Apple’s App Store rules breach the EU’s Digital Markets Act, potentially worsening regulatory issues for the tech giant.


  • OpenAI launches ChatGPT Atlas to rival Google Chrome

    OpenAI has launched ChatGPT Atlas, a Chromium-based browser that embeds its conversational AI directly into web navigation. Featuring ‘chat with the page’ and an early Agent Mode, the launch positions OpenAI to challenge Google Chrome and redefine the user’s gateway to the web.


  • Behavioural Risk Index launches to map executive vulnerabilities

    A new psychometric tool measures behavioural risk in leadership teams. Behavioural Risk Index applies psychology and data science to identify how collective decision-making traits influence resilience, performance, and organisational outcomes.


  • Meta buys green steel startup Electra

    Airbus and Cathay Group partner to scale sustainable aviation fuel. The partnership involves a $70 million investment to boost SAF production in Asia and globally, aiming to reduce aviation emissions. Airbus and Cathay will identify projects with commercial potential to increase SAF availability….


  • India and U.S. near deal to cut tariffs on exports

    India and the United States are nearing a major trade deal. The agreement, first reported by Mint, would cut U.S. tariffs on Indian exports from about 50% to between 15% and 16% — the most substantial adjustment to trade terms between the two countries in more than a decade.


  • Cybersecurity leaders warn supply chain threats now ‘unmanageable’

    Sixty per cent of security leaders see supply chain risks as unmanageable. A new IO study reveals that confidence in cybersecurity response far exceeds real-world resilience, as 61 per cent of organisations suffered third-party breaches in the past year, driving financial losses and customer disruption across the board.


  • UK economy reportedly hit for £1.9 bn from JLR hack

    A new report quantifies Jaguar Land Rover’s cyber losses. The attack’s £1.9 billion economic cost reflects six weeks of halted production and supply-chain disruption across more than 5,000 UK businesses, prompting emergency government support and redefining the financial scale of industrial cyber risk in Britain.


  • RAIDS AI enters beta with real-time safety monitoring

    AI safety platform RAIDS AI has opened its beta phase to new users. The launch follows a pilot focused on real-time detection of abnormal AI behaviour and comes as companies prepare for EU AI Act compliance.


  • JCB boss urges Reeves against ‘daft’ actions

    JCB CEO warns against harmful tax increases in upcoming Budget. Graeme Macdonald expresses concern over potential tax hikes affecting inward investment and British business, joining growing number of business figures voicing concern ahead of November’s budget.