The AI company is locking a slice of its value to social causes before a potential November IPO, with roughly 20% of shares now pledged to the public good.

A Savannah officer's shared credential let an ICE agent run hundreds of plate searches on Hispanic drivers, exposing a surveillance backdoor.

The chip giant's deal with Apollo, BlackRock, and KKR signals that capital markets, not engineering, now decide who builds AI.

The AI buildout is running on borrowed money, and the question of who's on the hook is getting louder. Here's what a crash would mean for companies, lenders, and taxpayers.

The true-crime draw shows fraud narratives still sell - a signal for media execs and a caution for founders.

Official data shows Beijing's Treasury holdings at an 18-year low, but custodial shifts suggest the real number is far higher - and Canada is the tell.

The chatbot startup's collapse hands Disney a ready-made AI team, with ex-CEO Karandeep Anand already installed as the entertainment giant's first CTO.

The documentary about Elizabeth Holmes' final days before prison opened in under 1,000 theaters and still pulled $15 million.

Austrian MEP Lena Schilling found deepfaked nudes of herself online and is demanding EU action as a new report quantifies the scale.

Dodgy TV sticks and illegal streams are eating into sports' most valuable asset: live broadcast rights. Here's what the industry's response is up against.

The ban lands days before the film's wider release and amid escalating scrutiny of billionaire-owned platforms.

A Delaware jury awarded Qualcomm two dollars in a licensing fight with Arm, but the real prize, a potential billions-dollar royalty pause, is still on the table.