The volunteer-built encyclopedia that trained AI is now losing readers to it, and the damage goes far beyond pageviews.

A newly identified species with feathered limbs suggests dinosaurs took to the air far more often than scientists thought, and the lesson for business is about hidden capabilities.

A journalist's two-and-a-half-year ordeal in Somali pirate camps forces a question every crisis negotiator and leader must face: where empathy ends and survival instinct begins.

The 10-year yield topped 5.36% before retreating, splitting strategists between bargain hunters and those bracing for more losses.

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.

Michael Saylor's Strategy is stockpiling again, and peers like Strive and Robinhood are following, signaling a shift in corporate treasuries.

The second space race is on: NASA and China both want permanent lunar bases, but the south pole's extreme cold and radiation could decide the winner.

New research shows GLP-1 users face several-times-higher rates of nail, hair, and scalp issues - and the weight loss itself doesn't explain it.

The New York Times traced a single banana from plantation to supermarket, showing how the conflict's shockwaves reach the produce aisle.

Xbox Cloud Gaming becomes the only place to stream GTA VI at launch, a move CEO Asha Sharma says no rival is matching.

A Harvard valedictorian used Claude to hit a 1939 breakthrough, but the missing “why” is the real problem.

Herman Hulst confirms layoffs affecting most Destiny and some Marathon teams after Bungie admits Destiny fell short.