JLL says first-quarter investment transaction volumes topped $15 billion, up 5% from Q1 2025, signaling that institutional capital is pushing back into retail real estate.

The Tribeca film at the center of the switch pairs two Mr. Show veterans on a surreal hike, reminding entertainment teams how much single-name talent still drives buzz.

The actual play group turned a sci-fi D&D project into Kickstarter history, showing just how far fandom can scale when the product, audience, and timing all click.

After nearly 56 years on air, Harris is leaving Radio 2 because of ill health, and BBC peers now face a reminder: legacy talent can outlast any schedule, but not always health.

The band’s back-to-basics reset lands August 21, and the rollout hints at how veteran acts can use scarcity, nostalgia, and smart collaborations to stay loud.

Rose Wang says Bluesky does not want to be a public square, a signal that the company may be repositioning its product, moderation model, and growth playbook around more contained communities.

Her death closes the life of an artist whose work, especially Persepolis, became both a commercial landmark and a political statement about freedom, identity, and women’s rights.

The creator of Persepolis turned one Iranian childhood into a global symbol of dissent, and her death matters to cultural leaders tracking how art shapes politics.

Honeycomb’s AI underwriting is cutting costs and scaling fast, but a softer apartment-insurance market is squeezing the opening it used to own.

A new study found AI-written filings rose sharply in federal court, forcing judges and lawmakers to rethink access to justice, privilege, and liability.

Flourish's huge war chest and reported $2.5 billion valuation signal a big bet on neurons, not just more compute, reshaping how AI research could be funded and judged.

The London AI video company is tightening a screen-at-creation system that could shape how fast AI-generated media gets governed, approved, and shipped.