The horror hit crossed a massive box office line faster than most arthouse films ever do, reshaping what A24 can do in theaters.

Members overwhelmingly backed a contract that sets new guardrails for synthetic actors and folds two pension funds together, shaping labor costs and AI rights for studios.

The early-access hit has a huge audience already, and the studio is now turning that feedback into its next feature set, a useful reminder that live games are operations businesses as much as creative ones.

Amazon is shifting its gaming pitch from MMOs to phone-first party games, and the move shows how much the company now wants franchises, not just studios, to do the heavy lifting.

Mirra Andreeva’s run to her first major final shows how young talent can force a fast-moving reset in tennis’s competitive hierarchy.

The streaming move gives a major sports-drama franchise a much bigger audience, and a fresh reminder that star-director chemistry still sells.

The tax collector is keeping its biggest software bets in motion, but shifting the CRM timetable by three months while handing Capgemini a major front-end services contract.

A cheaper Chinese AI option is moving into US workflows, forcing executives to weigh cost, capability, and vendor risk in real time.

The new funding shows investors still believe AI music can become a major platform business, even as the category faces legal and creator backlash.

A botched seasonal patch forced unscheduled maintenance, turning a high-stakes feature rollout into a massive technical failure.

As media consumption shifts from cable to fragmented streaming, navigating the complex landscape of sports rights requires a strategic map of every major league.

A massive capital deployment in Bedfordshire signals a major strategic expansion for NBCUniversal as it targets 8.5 million annual visitors by 2031.