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 actor who made Walter White Jr. a household name pushed Hollywood on inclusion long after the credits rolled.

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

Epic's unannounced Star Wars-Marvel shooter is delayed indefinitely as the company retools around AI-first production - a bet with big implications for game development.

The Times' year-long look at universal basic income tests the tech world's favorite safety net against the AI disruption it is meant to soften.

The vaccine maker's latest leg up pairs a planned NIH cancer vaccine initiative with index-fund demand, and the rally may not be done.

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

A defect petition claims Model Y and Cybercab robotaxis exceeded speed limits in active school zones, and the stakes for Tesla's robotaxi expansion just got higher.

Tarantino's first stage play pairs Hollywood's most provocative director with a master of disguise for a 1830s-era romp of deception and disguise.

Consumer demand for low-cost Chinese vehicles is colliding with regulatory resistance across the continent, and the outcome will reshape Europe's auto market.

Stanford's Robert Hall and Columbia's Michael Woodford built the microeconomic foundations that help central banks avoid long recessions and runaway inflation.

Naffah Naffah keeps a family craft alive in the mountains near Beirut, with his sons poised to inherit a foundry that began with an 18th-century gunsmith.