In New York, a Sotheby’s auction recently made headlines: sold for the modest sum of $50.1 million, the T-Rex skeleton nicknamed “Gus” became the most expensive fossil in history.

It’s an unexpected setback, to say the least: California Attorney General Rob Bonta is administratively blocking the historic merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery.

Globally, and particularly in Europe and the United States—where investments amount to tens of billions of euros—data centers have become the new gold mines for criminal networks.

The streaming giant recently announced that it has entered into partnerships with several major media groups to stream their video content.

As part of the complete renovation of its Theater 7, the legendary Parisian movie theater Le Grand Rex, located in the 2nd arrondissement, has decided to part with its old seats.

Antarctica hides a treasure trove of strategic metals (gold, copper, iron, platinum) that are essential to our technologies.

In Jamaica, only 0.6% of beaches are accessible to citizens: there are now five lawsuits against hotel complexes and privatization efforts.

Behind the global success of platforms such as Shein and Temu lies one of the most unsustainable consumption models of our time. And today, France has decided to take action.

Amazon has big plans this summer for its satellite internet project. Following a recent launch, the Leo constellation now has 394 satellites orbiting Earth, and the company says it plans to launch its first service as early as this year.

Three million juvenile fish and 64,000 m³ of water (the equivalent of 20 Olympic-sized swimming pools): the Xinhuan No. 1 semi-submersible aquaculture platform has just anchored off the coast of Hainan.