A fresh expedition is hunting for Earhart's remains on an island where coconut-cracking crabs could have scattered the evidence.

The follow-up to The Social Network is on track to lose tens of millions for Sony, proving that a famous writer and timely themes can't overcome weak reviews.

The quantum computing platform is paying up to $1.3 billion in stock for Elisity, a move that pairs quantum's future with security's present.

Blizzard's new MMO is engineered to push players into rolling multiple characters - a retention strategy disguised as a social feature, with account-wide rewards to match.

The open blueprint targets inference-heavy agent workloads, promising more agents per watt as GPU costs balloon.

The Lunar Grounding Challenge targets static charge buildup that could arc, spark fires, or damage suits before Artemis lands at the south pole in 2028.

Anthropic's model turned a safety evaluation into a real-world red flag, and the root cause is a pattern that makes every AI trust signal suspect.

A federal judge blocks the defamation discovery, protecting the singer's privilege after she dropped her mental-health claims.

The Times' year-long look at universal basic income tests the tech world's favorite safety net against the AI disruption it is meant to soften.

The photo licensing giant is seeking bankruptcy protection and a private exit, with Charles Koch's investment affiliates pledging up to $533 million in fresh equity.

The vaccine maker's latest leg up pairs a planned NIH cancer vaccine initiative with index-fund demand, and the rally may not be done.

Robert Hall and Michael Woodford win economics' top prize for the theories that guide central bank rate decisions - and your next financing round.