Ubisoft is closing its studio in Halifax, Canada, just 16 days after employees there voted to unionize. The company claims the closure is unrelated to the union and part of broader cost-cutting measures that have reduced its headcount by 8% in 2024.
The CFO of shale giant EOG Resources says oversupply and the potential for increased Venezuelan production are pushing oil prices down. This trend is expected to last for several more quarters, even as the LNG boom faces a similar oversupply risk.
In a rare public statement, Palantir co-founder Joe Lonsdale told Inc. his mission was to “save Western Civilization.” His venture firm, 8VC, now invests in defense contractors like Anduril. The comments highlight Silicon Valley’s rightward shift.
Anthem, BioWare’s online loot shooter, will become completely unplayable when EA shuts off its servers on January 12. A writer who picked it up for $2 found a flawed but fun game with a core of excellent mech combat that deserved better than a digital death.
McKinsey’s CEO detailed a radical workforce shift driven by AI, with 25% growth in client-facing roles and 25% cuts in non-client roles. The firm now has 40,000 employees and 25,000 AI agents, expecting those numbers to equalize by year’s end. This signals a new paradigm for how large companies oper
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang broke with other tech billionaires, saying he’s “perfectly fine” with a proposed California wealth tax. The one-time 5% levy on billionaires could cost him over $8 billion based on his current $162.9 billion net worth.
Security researchers have uncovered a devious malware campaign that tricks users with a fake Windows Blue Screen of Death. The attack starts with a phishing email pretending to be from booking.com.
HP unveiled a massive lineup of new hardware and AI software at CES 2026. The headliners include a full PC built into a keyboard, new Copilot+ PCs, and bringing Microsoft 365 Copilot to its printers.
Google is making a major shift in how it releases the core Android code. Instead of frequent updates, AOSP source code will now only be published in Q2 and Q4 each year. This could have big implications for the entire Android ecosystem.
New data shows the top five most-played games on PS5 and Xbox in the US are identical to last year’s list. It’s a sign that live-service “black hole” games have completely taken over. Breaking into this elite tier is now incredibly difficult for new titles.
