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The planned F-35 purchases would be good news for Lockheed, with the total number of F-35s requested up to 85 jets from the 47 Congress approved for this year. 

District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers on Friday agreed to Musk’s request to “streamline” the case.

Drought now covers nearly 90% of Nebraska and Oklahoma, with more than half of Nebraska in “extreme” drought.

Asia’s energy future lies in nuclear power, the only fuel able to provide regular and consistent electricity.

The narrow gap between DeepSeek and leading U.S. models, as well as its low prices, raises questions about OpenAI’s and Anthropic’s competitive moat.

CEO Chris Ong has to balance customers like Brazil’s Petrobras, Royal Caribbean, and the U.S. Navy.

The instincts that make a CEO great are often the same that eventually hold them back. Cook’s departure is the most public example in corporate history.

“We failed you 1,000 times over,” one expert told Fortune exclusively. “We don’t educate you at the time that you’re going through your benefit selection.”

The late Steve Jobs spent decades scaling Apple into the $4 trillion tech behemoth it is today. Even during turbulent times, he said, “the only thing that kept me going was that I loved what I did.”