Reuters says the AI company will start marketing in mid-October, putting its listing in a politically charged window.

A federal judge ruled Musk's own tweets about retiring the Twitter brand are evidence that killed the iconic logo trademark.

The family's public grief collides with a flood of AI-generated content, while the estate pivots to a two-city festival to control the narrative.

The German startup's two-stage Spectrum reached low Earth orbit from Norway, breaking Europe's reliance on foreign launchers and opening a new chapter for the continent's space industry.

Eurometal warns Brussels must act now or watch 300,000 manufacturing jobs vanish in the rest of 2026 as Chinese components flood the bloc.

Business secretary signals no taxpayer rescue as UK's biggest carmaker faces union talks over up to 4,000 redundancies.

The repatriation of central-bank gold from New York signals a quiet shift in trust that could reshape global reserve dynamics.

The German startup's second-flight success lands days before Macron's Paris summit, giving Europe a homegrown launch option as SpaceX and Blue Origin bow out.

The Guardian's Simon Tisdall says analysts already call it a third world war, but the real power to change course lies with citizens, not autocrats.

Senator Wyden and Rep. Harrigan ask the DoD Inspector General to investigate why commercial location data from military facilities remains available despite new ad-ID controls.

A stablecoin sponsorship is raising questions about whether wearing or selling the shirt breaks Hong Kong's digital currency promotion rules.

Britain's biggest carmaker opens voluntary redundancy for salaried staff after a triple blow of weak sales, a cyber-attack, and Trump's trade war.