The K-pop group says owning its flaws and leaning into humor helped it move past internal conflict and win bigger, which is a useful playbook for any brand under pressure.

Pink is using vishing and IT impersonation to steal credentials, bypass MFA, and extort victims, a reminder that identity controls fail fast when people are the weakest link.

Julio Hallivis says the documentary falsely cast him as Zach Horwitz's accomplice, a warning shot for streamers banking on true-crime edits.

Apple's latest software lets Filtr block in-app ads, raising the stakes for app publishers, ad sellers, and privacy teams.

FromSoftware is bringing its best-selling action RPG to Nintendo’s new handheld four years after launch, setting a clean test for demand at $79.99.

The debut fund is now 96% to target, and its backers are betting that learning, wellbeing, financial access, and climate can scale with returns.

Travis Knight's surprise hit revives a 44-year-old Mattel brand, and the post-credits scene shifts the real question to whether the franchise can convert one win into a longer run.

Joe Ngai and Nick Leung argue boards cannot swap China for a cleaner alternative, because the market still combines scale, supply chains, and brutal competition.

The series creator says the show will keep using medical cases to drive character storytelling, signaling the same creative formula will carry into Season 3.

The BoJack Horseman creator says the point of Long Story Short is to stay funny, even when the themes get heavy.

Upwind's new "Security for AI" push reframes AI risk as infrastructure, not a side product, and that changes how buyers will budget, govern, and deploy.

The Warframe creative director says Bungie's shutdown shows what happens when business logic outranks game-making, with ripple effects for rivals, players, and studio strategy.