Microsoft is hunting a buyer or partner for the studio behind Marvel's Blade, with French labor law and a union fight shaping the outcome.

Micro1 is paying midsize companies $100,000 to $2 million for their internal data, and CEOs are cashing in before the AI data boom matures.

The rocket giant is building an AI chip rental empire, and its founder just warned that weaker players won't survive the compute arms race.

A 54-year-old aspiring actor says he recognized Sacha Baron Cohen mid-shoot, kept his MAGA act up, and let the film-makers think they had fooled him.

As AI stocks tumble, the economist warns demand for compute is price-sensitive and the payoff for firms has yet to show up.

The suit against Claude's maker could decide whether AI companies must pay for music catalogs, and it raises the legal stakes for every generative AI firm.

Parts shortages are turning young aircraft into donor planes, upending fleet economics for airlines and lessors.

New Monster data shows loyal employees are walking out silently over culture, not pay, and teams are paying the price.

Symantec caught a criminal AI agent that borrows other models, steals data, and mines crypto; the only relief is no confirmed victims yet.

Helen Chiang's abrupt exit leaves Xbox's 'reset' without its first COO, just as 3,200 job cuts loom.

Kashim Chowdhury denies dishonesty after concealing multiple public-sector roles. The case puts remote-work ethics and criminal liability in the spotlight.

A 30-year RPG dynasty ends as EA's $20bn debt claims Mass Effect's next chapter.