After a unanimous rejection of a 650p-per-share proposal, EasyJet lets Castlelake in, aiming to escape an undervaluation trap.

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The memo shift signals a possible course correction for a company that built speed on employee trust destruction.

A fathers-first revenge setup becomes an all-out, concrete-pounding sprint with camera work that turns bodies into choreography.

A review of Craig Gillespie's Supergirl shows why Alcock hits, yet the story lacks action oomph.

The Human Consent Registry lets people license or withhold AI use of their name, face, and voice, in Brussels.

A fresh push for EU permission after a failed application could reshape how crypto firms navigate regulation and user access.

A global license could speed blood-based Alzheimer’s diagnostics, forcing competitors to rethink timelines, partnerships, and trial plans.

The UAE’s sustainability push goes round-the-clock, with a Uzbekistan project designed to behave like stable power, not intermittent weather.

The free model you use most gets smarter at tracking context, which reshapes product expectations across AI apps.

Chinese banks tighten retail access to precious metals as volatility spikes and gold falls below $4,000 for the first time since November.