
The games you loved once? Get ready to spend money on them a second time.

The games you loved once? Get ready to spend money on them a second time.

Plus, a Tesla Cybertruck teardown, Trump Media stock sinks, and Google takes on Nvidia

Join Quartz today with 60% off to receive this issue of the Weekend Brief on the national drug shortages making life difficult for doctors and patients alike.

What if we changed not just the materials we used to make things, but the way we make our materials?

The rare celestial event will be broadcast live online, letting you tune in and watch the Moon pass in front of the Sun

From the timing, the path of totality, all things eclipse glasses (real and fake), the weather, how to livestream, and much more

Plus, Costco is now prescribing Ozempic, Wegovy, and other weight loss drugs

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Virtual reality has always been a future-tech promise, but today’s applications are more practical than you might expect

None of the injuries were serious. It was the 15th safety incident impacting United in March, a brutal month for both the airline and the embattled plane maker

Join Quartz today with 60% off to receive this issue of the Weekend Brief on Disney and Bob Iger’s board battle with activist investor Nelson Peltz.

Plus, China wants Microsoft and Intel off its computers — but it doesn't want America's CEOs to stop investing

Merck bought the company developing the drug for $11.5 billion in 2021

The wearable technology has come a long way since it debuted at the 2016 Rio Olympics. Learn more in this transcript of our Quartz Obsession Podcast episode.

Data-collecting, payment-making tech, wrapped around your finger. Is it worth it?

Fisker stock fell to just pennies per share and will soon be delisted as bankruptcy looks increasingly likely

“The Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 accident was a watershed moment for Boeing,” Calhoun wrote of the door plug blowout that has consumed his company

Plus, American retail's tangled mess, and a weight loss drug gets Medicare coverage — but not for weight loss

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How the lights on the back of our cars have evolved from oil lamps to altruistic brand signatures in this transcript from the Quartz Obsession podcast, season 7

Those simple lights on the back of your car are one of the most important technological innovations in automaking history — and they’re not finished yet.

Musk had teased the move as he feuds with OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman. He has sued over the company's partnership with Microsoft

Demand for EVs has continued to decline in 2024, even as automakers aggressively slash prices and offer incentives to convince consumers

The Boeing plane landed safely, but it was the latest in a string of incidents for both United and the troubled airplane maker