Vast resources and a huge population still attract capital, but regulatory chaos is pushing executives to look elsewhere.

A succession crisis is forcing retiring owners to hand over cafés, farms, and guesthouses to a new generation, often for nothing.

Guardian investigation ties US-made stun guns to abuse of Palestinian detainees, putting Axon's export practices in the crosshairs.

Former Blizzard president Mike Ybarra says Microsoft should skip a $1,200-$1,800 next-gen launch and keep PS5 Pro and Series X until prices normalize.

The Witcher's very existence traces back to BioWare's engine, E3 booth space, and an early Polish localization deal that CD Projekt's joint CEO says changed everything.

Musk's probability call on catching both stages with the tower, and what it means for rapid reusability.

Data-center demand has locked up most of Samsung's supply, and analysts now expect another double-digit price surge for consumer RAM.

A $66M Sequoia-led round doubles Blacksmith's valuation in two months, proving code validation is the new bottleneck in AI software development.

ProPublica obtained the 18-page pact that gives the US a 35% stake and $30 oil, but may break Venezuela's concession rules, and the chosen partner has faced money-laundering probes.

A new University of Mississippi and Cornell review finds precision weed tools can replace chemicals and labor, yet adoption comes with serious financial and operational hurdles.

A 10,000-person study finds standard antidepressants often fail these patients, but melatonin and morning sunlight may hit the real root cause.

Sarandos concedes the streamer's biggest market is underperforming, just as Netflix replaces its content chief and film head.