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Swift public outcry gave the movie a chance to speak for itself.
Sho Miyake has been celebrated for his quiet, careful character portraits in his home country. Now his two latest films are available stateside.
It’s all about the court of public opinion.
The ultra-low-cost carrier may soon disappear, taking 5 percent of domestic flights and 15,000 jobs with it. That will impact the way millions of people fly.
Ads, rate limits, feature restrictions, price hikes. The AI free ride is over.
Dreame plans to build everything from hypercars and hair dryers to China’s Elon Musk. It’ll either win big or go down in flames.
After promoting Johny Srouji, I expect Apple to continue focusing on what makes its recent Macs so great: the chips.
Does Tim Cook’s newly announced successor have what it takes to regain the company’s lost ground in the AI race?
It’s either a gilded pathway to the stars or a financial black hole.
Inventing the future requires a future people want.
The push for online child safety is forcing platforms to adopt a narrow set of privacy-encroaching age verification options.
The director made one of the greatest 3D films of all time. He explains why he’ll never do that again.
“The market is as competitive as I have ever seen it,” wrote Denise Dresser, OpenAI’s chief revenue officer.
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz is choking off the world’s supply of fertilizer feedstock, triggering concerns about rising food prices and shortages.