Sony is slowly killing physical games, prompting a backlash over who actually owns what they buy.

The samurai series' comeback validates Capcom's IP re-activation strategy - and puts pressure on every publisher sitting on a shelved franchise.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright admits prices are higher but promises action, while diesel hits $5.85 and supply chains feel the pinch.

NHTSA wants to know how Tesla certified a vehicle with no pedals, wheel, or mirrors as compliant with federal safety standards.

The AfD's state election victory signals a political shift with direct consequences for migrants, businesses, and investors watching Germany's economic stability.

With a proprietary processor and domestic memory, Xiaomi is escalating its high-end hardware war - and its EV push just got sharper.

The iconic British automaker is cutting thousands of roles to survive a sales slump and a wave of budget electric SUVs from China.

A June blaze at TeraWulf's Lake Mariner campus exposed a tangled ownership web that left local crews without safety docs. Who's accountable?

Beijing is front-loading 360 billion yuan into the financial system's biggest names to absorb bad-loan pressure and reignite credit growth.

China's EV giants are pivoting to humanoid robots, betting car factories and supply chains give them a head start on the next consumer hardware wave.

Google's wireless Android Auto makes daily drives smoother, but battery drain, connection drops, and compatibility gaps can turn convenience into frustration.

Reuters says the AI company will start marketing in mid-October, putting its listing in a politically charged window.