A luxury EV's brake-pedal failure has pushed Beijing to draft stricter testing rules, putting China's EV quality narrative on the line.

Bjorn Gulden is chasing running, hiking, and university dance culture to defend Adidas's turf against domestic and international rivals in China's crowded sportswear market.

Starlink's push into mobile spectrum is spooking investors, and the sell-off shows how fast the telecom moat is eroding.

David Ellison's original production company name will brand the combined studio, a signal of who is really running the show.

A flydubai Boeing 737 Max lost 17,000 feet in two minutes before passengers intervened; the airline suspended Israel flights and an investigation is underway.

Two Sydney passengers were aboard the Tel Aviv-bound jet and are safe, but the cockpit attack raises urgent questions about airline safety protocols.

The chip giant is buying the AI world-modeling startup founded by Dr. Fei-Fei Li, putting the prominent researcher in charge of AMD's AI research.

The jury verdict against Apple over haptic vibration patents is a warning for every hardware maker that skips IP due diligence.

The cruise giant is buying a 50% stake in the all-inclusive resort chain for $3 billion, a bet that land-based vacations are the next growth engine.

Apple's first foldable, the iPhone Duo, marks a major product bet for new CEO John Ternus, with a 7.6-inch unfolded screen.

The Saudi-backed league's financial collapse raises urgent questions for sponsors, players, and the broader golf economy.

The Boeing 767 freighter from San Juan struck vehicles and erupted in flames, prompting a ground stop and a fresh NTSB investigation into Amazon's air cargo network.