JLR's first fully electric Range Rover arrives at $138,000 with 80,000 hand-raisers, most of whom are new to the brand.

New AI models answer enterprise complaints on price, data retention, and safeguards, with early users praising coding strength.

The country star leads a class action alleging Suno encodes artists' personas as tokens, letting users conjure their identities with a name prompt.

In a new legal filing, Sony argues that buyers of digital games understand they're purchasing licenses, not ownership-a stance that could reshape consumer rights.

John Ternus takes the top job at Apple, the first engineer in the seat since Jobs, as Cook signs off with a nod to the founder.

Ahead of Tesla's Cybercab launch, Waymo publicly warns that vision-only, end-to-end AI systems can't cut it for full autonomy.

The action-camera maker is now a defense and robotics play, with a YouTube star as its biggest shareholder.

The White House disclosed a 100-year lease giving a private firm 17 Venezuelan oilfields with 65 billion barrels, while the US takes a 35% equity stake and 20% of output.

Harrison Street's Mike Gordon explains why funding cuts and enrollment trends are making specialization the new deal-breaker for student housing investors.

Perplexity's Computer routes confidential work to on-device Apple silicon models via a Privacy Gate, ending the cloud-versus-privacy tradeoff for enterprise AI.

As the GLP-1 market heats up, Novo Nordisk's chief insists Wall Street is missing the full value of its weight-loss and diabetes portfolio.

After 15 years, Tim Cook hands Apple to John Ternus - here's how he turned a $350B company into a $4.6T juggernaut.