BYD's move to adapt its compact EV platform for Europe signals a push into the affordable city-car segment, challenging legacy automakers and reshaping the region's EV landscape.

Analysts say mine clearance alone won't make shipping safe, leaving war-risk premiums elevated and transit uncertain.

Ottawa's 15-50% counter-tariffs on $20B of US goods follow Washington's new 50% levy - and the fight has spilled into language and culture.

Ship-to-ship transfers in the Gulf of Oman keep non-Iranian oil moving even as direct Strait of Hormuz transits collapse, reshaping global energy logistics.

The magazine is investigating a payment from Shook Research's founder to its former top editor and has canceled its October Las Vegas summit.

The ad's backlash is a warning to every brand chasing the sport's fastest-growing demographic: women and girls.

The 'Artificial' star tells Esquire why Altman pushed him to his limit, as Neon picks up the OpenAI drama Amazon MGM walked away from.

The legendary investor says AI now writes everything for him, and he is not embarrassed about it.

Apple's surprise Mac mini launch lands days before the iPhone event, marking a quiet end to Cook's product era.

A database of 242 million Flock audit logs lets anyone check if their license plate was searched - and it's igniting a national privacy fight.

Google's Motion Assist uses on-screen dots to trick your brain into ignoring motion, but Apple shipped Motion Cues first. Here's what it means for your next ride.

The Japanese giant taps everyday investors to bankroll its AI ambitions, signaling a new funding frontier for tech's biggest bets.