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Bungie Laying Off ‘Most of the Destiny Team and Some Marathon Team’

by William D'Angelo , posted 18 hours ago / 1,392 Views Sony Interactive Entertainment Studio Business Group CEO Hermen Hulst has announced PlayStation is laying off employees at Bungie. This includes "most of the Destiny team and some Marathon team members." Sony Interactive Entertainment teams that also support Bungie's operations have been hit with layoffs.

PlayStation CEO Says Goal for Cheaper Japan-Only PS5 Was Done to Revitalize Japanese Market

by William D'Angelo , posted 20 hours ago / 1,465 Views The President and CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) Hideaki Nishino in an interview with Famitsu said selling the cheaper Japan-only PlayStation 5 is being done to revitalize the PlayStation business in the country.  He also stated that due to the exchange rates caused

Josh Hokit reveals 7-figure sum he expects to have earned in the UFC by the end of 2026

It has been a controversial year for Josh Hokit — but also a lucrative one. The former American football player has become the latest fighter looking to gain prominence in the UFC with a polarizing persona. It looks to have worked for ‘The Incredible Hok’ so far, as he has already broken into the top

Indigenous Identity Is Being Misrepresented by AI — Is Your Business Part of The Problem?

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways AI is increasingly shaping how Indigenous peoples are seen and heard — but not always in ways that respect their realities or rights. From misused languages to harmful visual stereotypes, tech companies and entrepreneurs face urgent choices about how they engage with Indigenous representation in

How Indigenous fire stewardship continues to shape North American forests

Science & Nature Indigenous knowledge and Western science are coming together to develop diverse, resilient and just fire restoration practices that support our forests,...

Indigenous calendars could make solar power more efficient

Science & Nature Using ecological cues may allow for more localized AI solar farm forecasting. The post Indigenous calendars could make solar power more efficient...

Indigenous business leaders support push to build major projects — but want ‘terms that work for us’

Calgary Indigenous business leaders gathered outside Calgary for an energy industry conference say they're not opposed to building major projects quickly, but warn lack of consultation with First Nations will drag timelines out. Likely to be less opposition if governments talked to First Nations in advance, CEO says Paula Duhatschek · CBC News · Posted:

Young Indigenous Girl Emily Pike Found Murdered, Dismembered with Severed Head in Bag: Family and Community Demand Justice

The killing of a 14-year-old Arizona girl is reverberating through Indigenous communities nationwide, including in Indiana, where a local funeral director is demanding justice. As CrimeOnline previously reported, Emily Pike, a member of the San Carlos Apache Tribe, was reported missing in late January. She was last seen walking near Phoenix before investigators found most

India’s push for Indigenous defence manufacturing under ‘Make in India’ mirrors similar initiatives in US and Europe

Synopsis Maggie Feldman-Piltch, Founder of Unicorn Strategies, praised India's 'Make In India' defence production initiative during the Munich Security Conference. She stressed the importance of international collaborations, especially with the US, to enhance India's defence sector. Feldman-Piltch highlighted the benefits of mirroring US and European strategies and emphasized increasing military-to-military exchanges to strengthen the India-US

Indigenous people defending their land face a disproportionate share of violence and threats

In the first-ever global study of its kind, researchers concluded that more attention needs to be paid to physical attacks and threats against land defenders, since those incidents often are the precursor to death.  Last year, a human rights and environmental watchdog group determined that 177 land defenders were killed in 2022. Land defenders are

The struggles and joys of being an Indigenous researcher in the academy | Science

Science & Nature In November I took part in two very different gatherings—one in Canada, the other in Aotearoa New Zealand—which highlight both the...

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Bungie Laying Off ‘Most of the Destiny Team and Some Marathon Team’

by William D'Angelo , posted 18 hours ago / 1,392 Views Sony Interactive Entertainment Studio Business Group CEO Hermen Hulst has announced PlayStation is laying off employees at Bungie. This includes "most of the Destiny team and some Marathon team members." Sony Interactive Entertainment teams that also support Bungie's operations have been hit with layoffs.

PlayStation CEO Says Goal for Cheaper Japan-Only PS5 Was Done to Revitalize Japanese Market

by William D'Angelo , posted 20 hours ago / 1,465 Views The President and CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) Hideaki Nishino in an interview with Famitsu said selling the cheaper Japan-only PlayStation 5 is being done to revitalize the PlayStation business in the country.  He also stated that due to the exchange rates caused

Josh Hokit reveals 7-figure sum he expects to have earned in the UFC by the end of 2026

It has been a controversial year for Josh Hokit — but also a lucrative one. The former American football player has become the latest fighter looking to gain prominence in the UFC with a polarizing persona. It looks to have worked for ‘The Incredible Hok’ so far, as he has already broken into the top

Detroit Lions Star football player facing LIFE in prison for Kidnapping Charges in Florida

Detroit Lions Star football player facing LIFE in prison for Kidnapping Charges in Florida Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold was arrested June 24 in Tampa, Florida, on four counts of kidnapping and four counts of armed robbery. Prosecutors allege Arnold coordinated the robbery and assault of his personal driver and two associates after accusing the

NCAA New Eligibility Rules and When To Get Concerned with Alabama Recruiting on The Joe Gaither Show

Let's fire up a Wednesday edition of "The Joe Gaither Show on BamaCentral" as we welcome Theo Fernandez back to the program. We discuss the NCAA's new eligibility rules, Labaron Philon getting drafted and Alabama football recruiting. The show begins with the NCAA's new rules on eligibility. Will the 5-in-5 rule be an effective way to get