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Why data centers are building their own power plants

AI power demand and the new self-supply push America’s biggest cloud and AI players are taking power into their own

N.Korean Soldier Defects Across DMZ as Border Tensions Simmer

Border breach, response, and what it signals A North Korean soldier crossed the heavily fortified Demilitarized Zone and surrendered to

DWAYNE JOHNSON, BENNY SAFDIE’S ‘LIZARD MUSIC’ LANDS AT AMAZON MGM’S UNITED ARTISTS

Offbeat family fantasy moves ahead at a major studio Dwayne Johnson will star as a whimsical septuagenarian nicknamed “Chicken Man”

SK TELECOM’S NEW AI UNIT OFFERS VOLUNTARY RETIREMENT WEEKS AFTER LAUNCH

Surprise retrenchment at a flagship spinout SK Telecom’s freshly minted AI division has proposed a voluntary retirement program only weeks

PAKISTAN ARMY BASE ATTACKED BY SUICIDE BOMBER AND GUNMEN NEAR AFGHAN BORDER

Militant strike in Mir Ali and security response A suicide car bomber struck a sprawling security forces compound in Mir

MICHAEL MANN RECEIVES THE PRIX LUMIÈRE—A CAREER HONOR BUILT ON HEAT, HUES AND THE HUM OF THE CITY

The accolade and the arc Filmmaker Michael Mann was awarded the Prix Lumière in Lyon, joining past American honorees Quentin

HONG KONG WEEKEND SALES BLITZ SHOWS HOW RETAIL IS CHASING ‘MICRO-MOMENTS’

Discounts as content, stores as stages Hong Kong’s chains rolled out overlapping promotions this weekend—Watsons and Wellcome among them—turning price

SNL BOOKS BRANDI CARLILE, SOMBR AND OLIVIA DEAN FOR NOVEMBER—A GENRE-HOPPING LINEUP

The bookings and the strategy “Saturday Night Live” unveiled its November music slate: Brandi Carlile returns, while breakout acts Sombr

U.S. STALLS GLOBAL VOTE ON PRICING SHIPPING EMISSIONS, DELAYING CLIMATE ACTION AT SEA

Inside the IMO setback An international vote to approve a global mechanism for cutting maritime emissions was pushed back by

JAPAN’S ASAHI SUPER DRY SHIPMENTS RESUME AFTER RANSOMWARE DISRUPTION

Beer, cyberattacks and the fragility of modern logistics Japan’s best-selling beer is flowing again after a ransomware attack forced Asahi