No One Can Afford to Make ‘Myst’ Games Anymore
Wired · Global
“Myst” sold over 6 million copies in the ’90s. Its latest sequel couldn’t shore up any funding, pointing to an existential crisis among double-A games.
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Wired · Global
“Myst” sold over 6 million copies in the ’90s. Its latest sequel couldn’t shore up any funding, pointing to an existential crisis among double-A games.
Your Story · India
YourStory presents the daily news roundup from the Indian startup ecosystem and beyond. Here's the roundup for Wednesday, August 5, 2026.
Inc. · Global
Melatonin may be effective for kids and adolescents. But for adults? Research says almost surely not.
The Guardian – World · Europe
Cardinal Pedro Barreto received death threats and harassment during his almost 20-year campaign against a US mining company’s operations in the AndesA Peruvian…
South China Morning Post – World · China
Rising cost efficiency and rapidly advancing capabilities from players like DeepSeek and MiniMax have prompted Goldman Sachs to raise its run-rate revenue fore…
Al Jazeera – News · Middle East
Israeli raid deepens fears across West Bank refugee camps
South China Morning Post – World · China
A rare joint intervention to stabilise the yen has given US-Japan relations a near-term lift, according to analysts. But whether that goodwill endures depends …
South China Morning Post – World · China
The underwater cables that play a vital role supporting the international digital economy are increasingly vulnerable to attack from low-cost drones, Chinese m…
Wired · Global
Mugshawtys and similar pages often frame mugshots as thirst traps. The women featured are mocked and are sometimes sexually harassed in a form of public shamin…
Times of India – World · India
The Bombay High Court ordered social media intermediaries to remove vile and abusive online content. These posts falsely linked Union Minister Nitin Gadkari t…
Times of India – World · India
An Air India flight from Phuket to Delhi experienced severe turbulence on Tuesday. Overhead bins were damaged and debris was scattered across the aisle. Seve…
Times of India – World · India
The Cockroach Janta Party began as a satirical online response to a statement by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant but later developed into a broader youth-led…
South China Morning Post – World · China
Hong Kong police have arrested a man on suspicion of dangerous driving after a video went viral showing his van swerving dangerously close to a woman. A police…
Times of India – World · India
- Trisha Mahajan is a journalist at The Times of India digital, specializing in business, corporate affairs, national, and global news. - She reports on key …
Times of India – World · India
- Congress accuses E20 petrol of raising fuel costs for consumers. - Government claims E20 reduces fuel prices, but Congress disputes this. - Ethanol produ…
Al Jazeera – News · Middle East
Monsoon downpours cause floods and landslides as climate change and El Nino disrupt rainfall patterns.
Al Jazeera – News · Middle East
While barriers to free movement make the lives of Palestinians extremely difficult, they do not make Israel more secure.
Times of India – World · India
Ajinkya Rahane believes Virat Kohli and Ravi Shastri toughened Indian cricket. They instilled a fearless and aggressive approach, especially in overseas match…
Al Jazeera – News · Middle East
Nigel Farage's party says 'Operation Fortress' would stop migrants 'invading', but experts slam proposal as unrealistic.
Al Jazeera – News · Middle East
Egyptian football star Mohamed Salah has addressed Trabzonspor supporters for the first time.
Your Story · India
Top Meta executives, including Global Affairs Officer Joel Kaplan, met IT Secretary S Krishnan and other senior officials of MeitY in a discussion that lasted …
South China Morning Post – World · China
China’s largest hotpot chain Haidilao International Holding is aiming to further diversify its business with hamburger stores – following the example set by Am…
South China Morning Post – World · China
A woman in China was sentenced to three years in prison for abducting a 10-month-old baby boy 35 years ago from the family who employed her as their maid. The …
Inc. · Global
Great sponsorships create culture, not just impressions.
Inc. · Global
The labor participation rate is at 1970s levels—we’re ignoring it at our peril.
Your Story · India
Notifying norms for the implementation of this decision, DGFT said an ecommerce company, with foreign investment, will have to register as an 'exporter-on-reco…
Al Jazeera – News · Middle East
Olympic swimming champion Chad le Clos says his home was destroyed in a fire while he was at the Commonwealth Games.
Deutsche Welle (DW) – World · Europe
There are believed to be about 200 Nazi ships on the floor of the Danube near Prahovo, Serbia. Ferries, tourist boats, and shipping have also become severely r…
Times of India – World · India
Tamil Nadu's opposition leader M.K. Stalin criticized the TVK government's budget as a waste. He stated the budget repackaged old schemes and lacked new vision…
South China Morning Post – World · China
German police said Wednesday that a “security related” incident involving an unidentified object found at an airport forced the diversion of flights and the de…
South China Morning Post – World · China
Malaysia is considering a levy on electric vehicles (EVs) to fund charging infrastructure, even as export and pricing conditions on high-volume foreign assembl…
Inc. · Global
The clearest warning signs are often hiding in your team’s behavior.
Times of India – World · India
Abhijeet Dipke, CJP founder, ruled out converting his organization into a political party. He stated public trust in democratic institutions has significantly …
South China Morning Post – World · China
Top scorers who have secured places at the University of Hong Kong’s (HKU) medical school have expressed a desire to pursue both clinical care and medical rese…
Your Story · India
From a small room to a global manufacturing powerhouse: The D-Lyft story Built on automation, in-house manufacturing, and a growing skilled workforce, Rohtak-…
South China Morning Post – World · China
Hong Kong recorded a 44 per cent year-on-year increase in fatal traffic accidents in the first half of 2026, with many cases involving elderly victims and olde…
The New York Times – World · US
Finland, wary of misinformation from Moscow and beyond, has a leg up on other nations in spotting fake news. But A.I. is a whole new challenge.
The Hindu – World · India
According to the police, a family dispute triggered the hand grenade explosion.
The Guardian – World · Europe
National Autonomous University of Mexico says applicants must take test in person after online debacleMexico’s largest and most prestigious university has anno…
South China Morning Post – World · China
Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport has apologised for “inappropriate behaviour” following backlash over an employee making a slant-eyed gesture towards reportedly …
Inc. · Global
As social feeds get more crowded, some brands are betting that the best way to stand out online starts on paper.
Inc. · Global
What’s the real reason there are so many centenarians in so-called ‘Blue Zones’? Fraud and bad record keeping, a new book argues.
Inc. · Global
Finance doesn’t have to be the team that says no. Brought in early, it can help marketing spend smarter and grow faster.
Inc. · Global
Your best people are quietly burning out from carrying consequences that belong at the top. Here’s how leaders can stop passing the blame and fix a broken cult…
Wired · Global
Nobody likes getting a swab shoved up their nose. A startup in Japan has developed a much less intrusive system.
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