Europe faces a potential energy crisis as gas suppliers threaten to divert cargoes over strict methane tracking rules. The EU’s regulations require importers to trace emissions from every molecule, with non-compliance penalties reaching 20% of global turnover.
Traditional job interviews that focus on candidates telling rather than showing their strengths are causing companies to overlook diamonds in the rough. Organizational psychologist Adam Grant proposes two practical alternatives that provide better insight into candidate potential and growth mindset.
The Boring Company faces nearly $500,000 in fines after regulators caught employees dumping toxic drilling fluids into Las Vegas manholes. Company supervisors allegedly pretended to comply with orders to stop, only to resume dumping when they thought inspectors had left.
The Warhammer MMO in development at Jackalyptic Games has been canceled following the studio’s shutdown by NetEase. Founder Jack Emmert announced the closure after nearly three and a half years of partnership. This marks yet another high-profile MMO cancellation in recent months.
Nintendo has signaled that the Switch 2’s controversial $450 price tag should remain stable for the foreseeable future. The company believes it can maintain profitability through cost reductions in mass production. This comes as other consoles like PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S saw unprecedented
According to a new report, only 5% of AI pilot programs actually succeed in delivering measurable results. The failure rate is staggering, but the reasons are painfully familiar to anyone who’s lived through technology disruptions. It turns out you can’t plug tomorrow’s AI into yesterday’s broken sy
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has committed the company to $1.4 trillion in compute spending over coming years, despite projected revenue of just $20 billion this year. According to experts, Altman faces no personal financial consequences if these massive deals collapse, since he holds no equity stake in th
Rockstar Games is facing protests outside its Edinburgh office after firing over 30 employees. The company claims they leaked secrets, but workers say they were targeted for union organizing. The controversy comes as GTA 6 faces another delay to November 2026.
According to internal documents, Meta estimates 10% of its revenue comes from scam advertising, totaling around $16 billion. The company reportedly ignores or incorrectly rejects over 96% of scam claims while only banning advertisers when 95% certain of fraud.
Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick is defending the company’s labor practices amid accusations of union busting at Rockstar Games. This comes as GTA 6 faces another delay and Rockstar fired dozens of employees for alleged policy violations.
