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Jonathan Ross struggled with learning how to manage people, which he says cost his company years of progress.

Four gaming studios — including Double Fine Productions and Ninja Theory — are going independent as part of the restructuring.

A potential SpaceX-Tesla combination would become the largest merger of all time.

Kurt Kromm, who had worked at Ford for 11 years, was axed for allegedly taking a cookie.

Robinhood has already launched agentic trading and credit card accounts, allowing AI agents to trade stocks and make purchases on a user’s behalf.

The credibility, relationships, and judgment a founder builds over years — long before incorporating — matter more to a company’s success than the idea or pitch itself.