But businesses without an “AI story” are feeling starved, while established VC’s double up on the hot names

Weapons manufacturers previously considered off limits are now being added to private investment portfolios

Succession at founder-led companies is often a saga. But the latest boardroom bust up at Ocado shows how defenestration is rarely the best way for chairs to make a change.

Group’s move to split from broadcast and studio businesses comes amid reshaping of US media industry

The car industry backs net zero in principle, but is warning that energy costs, ongoing trade friction with the EU, and an “inflationary” chancellor could drive investment abroad

The budget airline could soon become the latest British company to fly off the FTSE as foreign investors rush to snap up a bargain, reports Barney Macintyre

Elon Musk’s SpaceX has achieved a record-breaking IPO, but questions remain over investors’ connection to reality

High-profile tech firms could get ‘ball rolling’ for new UK market offering a way for investors buy stakes in private companies

Fintech giant reported to be making eyes at clients worth £500,000, but some see the move as window dressing before IPO launch

After a strong report on US jobs, and surging optimism about AI, the 4.2% fall caused consternation – and three gargantuan tech floats could rattle the market further

Brand co-founder Ben Cohen is seeking investors to buy back his company to protect it’s baked-in social mission from Trump-leaning shareholders

Exclusive: Chancellor’s autumn budget proposal would hit young people hardest, finds CBI survey of 2,600 employers

The US activist investor has set his sights on Workspace, calling for a mass sell-off of London property and the removal of five board directors

The oil and gas giant now faces fresh questions over its governance and strategic direction as chief executive Meg O’Neill attempts a reset

BP’s latest bout of boardroom drama has seen its chair depart amid allegations of bullying, as governance continues to be a sore for the oil company

The supermarket’s pre-tax profit was down roughly a quarter on the previous year thanks to tech scammers. Boards need to prepare for the evolving risk from AI

Investors are warned of ‘absurd’ valuations and a structure that grants the billionaire absolute control forever

Having helped its creators monetise their wares, the porn-friendly media company may one day offer them bank accounts, loans, even mortgages. What could go wrong?

Caution from domestic institutional investors has outsiders circling FTSE companies

As chair Andrew Martin prepares to step down, he’s simultaneously dealing with a take-private bid that could mean the company exits the FTSE 100