The automaker's investment in Niron Magnetics signals a strategic bet on a supply chain free from rare-earth dependence.

The company's claim is audacious, but one mathematician is pushing back. Here's what it means for AI-driven discovery.

The American's comeback to a third U.S. Open semifinal exposes the cost of an unblemished early run.

The Saudi-backed breakaway league collapsed five years after launch, and the athletes who built it are now last in the creditor line.

The capital injection aims to spur lending, but legacy bad debts and weak demand keep banks cautious. Here's what it means for credit growth.

London's trade curbs on West Bank settlements trigger a diplomatic rupture, with Israel warning Britain is on the wrong side of history.

A resurgence of Somali piracy is disrupting Red Sea shipping lanes, with eight hijackings since late April and two in August alone, as regional instability and the US-Israel-Iran conflict create a perfect storm.

The military's push to retake areas around China's port and pipeline investments raises stakes for Beijing's regional strategy and the junta's survival.

Sony is slowly killing physical games, prompting a backlash over who actually owns what they buy.

Lilly Wachowski says the new Matrix 5 director wants her blessing-and she's ready to hand it over, but not her involvement.

The samurai series' comeback validates Capcom's IP re-activation strategy - and puts pressure on every publisher sitting on a shelved franchise.

A revival of Japan's investor-pitch TV show could reignite a stagnant startup culture and give executives a new channel for deal flow and talent.