The first U.S.-Iran strikes in a month pushed crude to $90 a barrel, and American drivers are feeling it at the pump.

Brussels now treats all three as very large online platforms, exposing them to fines of up to 6 percent of global revenue.

Music publishers target Claude's training data in a multibillion-dollar case that could reshape how AI companies license creative work.

The former Warhorse creative director's defense of Nvidia's neural rendering could sway studio adoption, but player trust hangs in the balance.

EPFL engineers repurpose a 19th-century acoustic effect to create sound-powered micro-bots, opening new paths for wireless drug delivery and micro-manipulation.

Meta's Pocket lets anyone build games from prompts, but the output is locked inside its walled garden, a trade-off for creators and competitors.

The strait of Hormuz is back at the center of a live conflict, with tanker fires and reprisal attacks threatening the world's key oil chokepoint.

New Altrata data shows Hong Kong's billionaire count leads Asia and ranks second worldwide, while mainland Chinese cities close the gap on AI-driven wealth.

The shelved Looney Tunes film earned a franchise-best opening for indie distributor Ketchup, proving studio write-offs can leave money on the table.

A massive dump of Steam2 server data exposes cut Portal 2 content, prototypes, and decade-old secrets from 2003-2013.

President Trump doubled down on tariffs, telling U.S. businesses to stop importing Canadian goods and crediting his trade policy for reviving Ford and GM.

The massive leak includes beta builds and finished games, exposing unreleased code and raising piracy and security risks for developers.