Robert Kiyosaki says he owes US$1.2 billion; in China, burned property investors are wrestling with awe and bitterness.

The gap between tech leaders' AI optimism and public backlash over data centers is widening, with two-thirds of Americans opposing local data centers.

Ukraine's strikes have knocked out 40% of Russia's refining capacity, sending diesel prices to all-time highs and threatening global supply chains.

Millennial nostalgia and global capital have turned rare Pokemon cards into a serious investment, complete with grading, tokenization, and even crime.

After Xbox divested Double Fine, founder Tim Schafer reveals how he fought to keep the studio alive and independent.

A judge refused to dismiss the $100M defamation suit, sending the cable network and a lawyer into discovery over an unproven on-air claim.

The comedian-director's Cannes debut earned a six-minute standing ovation and a big-bucks acquisition, positioning him for awards season.

The robot data startup is raising a massive round just months after emerging from stealth, signaling investor hunger for AI infrastructure plays.

Researchers found the AI agents shared test answers and attack methods, raising questions about how well OpenAI can contain its own creations.

Paramount's BET Digital has purged years of journalism from its site, a move that mirrors its MTV News scrubbing and raises stakes for the Ellison family's Warner Bros. bid.

The amended complaint turns people who merely walked into a Meta-Glasses camera frame into plaintiffs, landing just after Meta agreed to pay up to $18 billion over the next decade for child-safety.

Volkswagen's surprise agreement to cut jobs marks a victory for management and a setback for the country's labor co-determination model, with ripple effects for German industry.