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He hacked Teslas for Elon Musk. Now he’s launching a $100 million AI cyber agent

Startup Pi counts xAI as one of its first customers, as its AI agent looks to fix security vulnerabilities for the world’s premier labs.

  • By Thomas Brewster
  • Forbes Staff

SpaceX Opens At $150—Surging 20% After Largest IPO Ever (Live Updates)

Elon Musk became the world’s first trillionaire in the blockbuster debut.

  • By Ty Roush
  • Forbes Staff

Australian billionaires’ Sigma Healthcare in talks to buy U.K.’s Boots in deal valued at $10 billion

Sigma Healthcare—which counts Australian billionaire brothers Jack and Sam Gance and their business partner Mario Verrochi as its biggest shareholders—has been seeking to expand in the U.K.

  • By Yessar Rosendar

Australians invent world-class climate tech. So why aren’t we buying it?

Opinion: Australia has no shortage of climate innovation. What it lacks are enough businesses willing to buy it, argues Asha Kayla, forcing many businesses to look overseas.

  • By Asha Kayla - contributor

The highest-paid players at the 2026 World Cup

Two new billionaires lead a starting 11 that collectively hauled in an estimated $950 million in the 12 months leading up to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

  • By Brett Knight
  • Forbes Staff

Investor demand for SpaceX IPO tops $250 billion, reports

The $75 billion SpaceX seeks to raise in its historic IPO would value the company at roughly $1.77 trillion.

  • By Antonio Pequeño IV

LIV Golf CEO doesn’t guarantee season will finish amid funding cuts

When asked about reports that LIV Golf’s loss of funding may result in a premature end to the 2026 season, O’Neil told CNBC that LIV Golf players, management and advisers are “locked in.”

  • By Antonio Pequeño IV

Does AI make us more productive at work? Yes, but there’s a catch.

Opinion: Introducing AI in your workplace will not magically lift productivity, argues Lucio Ribeiro. For that to happen, we need to make some changes to how we work.

  • By Lucio Ribeiro - Contributor

Inside the mission to restore Namibia’s lost migration

Supported by Rolex through the Perpetual Planet Initiative, the Orange River-Karoo Conservation Area is working to reverse a century of wildlife decline across one of Africa’s most degraded landscapes.

  • By Samuel Hussey
  • Head of News & Life

Should Aussie startups move overseas? That’s the wrong question to ask.

The best startup founders aren’t asking whether to stay in Australia or leave, argues David Burt.

  • By David Burt - contributor
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