IBM's worst trading day in 115 years revives the Gerstner-era survival playbook as Red Hat, quantum bets and AI capex...
Geologists confirmed Quebec's 25-kilometer Uhackatik crater at 390 million years old, naming it with input from the Innu Council of Ekuanitshit.
Consumer sentiment jumped to 54.4 in July on cheaper gas, but the survey closed just before Iran's ceasefire collapsed and pump prices turned higher again.
The FCC licensed a satellite that beams sunlight at night, the same idea Soviet engineers tested in 1993 and abandoned after a 1999 mirror tore apart.
Astronomers confirmed erythrulose, a four-carbon sugar, near the Milky Way's core, closing a 26-year argument that began with a disputed 2000 find.
A meteorite that crashed through a New Jersey ceiling in 2024 shows richer amino acid chemistry than NASA's $1.16 billion Bennu sample, scientists say.
Citizens is cutting credit lines to CoreCivic and GEO Group just as federal regulators scrutinize banks for debanking private prisons.
Taylor Farms' recalled Mexican lettuce is tied to the largest cyclospora outbreak on record, the company's third major food safety scare in about a decade.
SpaceX delayed Starship Flight 13 to July 20 after a Raptor engine abort, the first test flight since its record IPO rattled Nasdaq-listed SPCX shares.
Dana White says a McGregor-Holloway trilogy isn't happening soon, as McGregor faces knee surgery and Paddy Pimblett already angles for Holloway's next fight.
Honda confirms the CBR400R FOUR E-Clutch, its first four-cylinder 400cc sport bike since 2000, launching in Japan on September 18 with clutch-optional tech.