A decade of PHP versions is vulnerable, and governments already pulled sites offline. Here's what to patch now.

European agencies from Belgium to Germany took websites dark to patch a critical weakness in the language behind almost 70% of the web, and the blast radius extends far beyond government portals.

The legendary RPG studio's closure lands months after a $55 billion investment group buyout of EA, raising tough questions for gaming's biggest acquirers.

Flanagan and King extend the story beyond the prom after a 105-country No. 1 debut.

The first distribution in the landmark liquidation signals a near-total wipeout for everyone holding Chinese property credit.

Musk backs a $3.5 trillion tie-up, but a shareholder vote threshold and a 'conflicted party' CEO could decide its fate.

Europe's Less-Personalized Ads model, live since the start of the year, is now showing up in Meta's earnings - and it is a warning shot for every business built on targeted advertising.

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

The coffee giant's purchase-before-seating rule goes national Thursday, a strategic pivot that redefines the third place and pressures rivals to follow.

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

Tesla will sell its autonomous two-seater by end of year while federal regulators investigate whether it meets vehicle safety standards.

Meta's new $150B share class gives Zuckerberg $20B in liquidity to cover the tax, but only if he stays put.