IDC says PC sales could fall 11.3% in 2026, but Apple's Neo demand is so hot it is forcing a forecast reset.

Gerhard Zeiler says the market needs scale, not closed-off content silos, as box office trends keep reshaping how movies and TV travel.

David Perry says Jackson explored a cinematic action-adventure called Dark Rim, with original music, a deluxe album release, and no vanity-project shortcut.

The London AI video company is tightening a screen-at-creation system that could shape how fast AI-generated media gets governed, approved, and shipped.

United is betting the Airbus A321XLR can make narrow-body jets feel premium enough to steal routes from older 757s, while FAA approval still holds up one flashy feature.

Amazon is betting warehouse automation gets easier to scale when workers can talk to robots like teammates, not programmers.

Neon’s streak gives Tom Quinn a fresh proof point: tiny distributor, giant trophy run, and a louder case that prestige still moves audiences and deals.

GDS is moving about 1,000 GOV.UK Pay services to Adyen, adding pay by bank and shifting the economics for local public services.

The Bond reboot is reportedly moving fast out of the gate, a sales pace that matters for publishers weighing whether big licensed games can still break through.

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.

IO Interactive is giving up self-publishing on future James Bond games, shifting the business and brand control to MGM and Amazon Game Studios.

Elon Musk's company has set a target share price earlier than expected, raising the stakes for investors, rivals, and any board watching private-market valuations turn public.