It’s no secret that Dan Trachtenberg and Alien: Romulus co-writer/director Fede Álvarez are both killing it with their respective franchises. That sort of streak is going to have people thinking ...

A company sign promoting the Weyland-Yutani Corp Weyland bankrolls the Prometheus mission to Zeta II Reticuli and the doomed expedition arrives at LV-223 in 2093, three decades before the events ...

Weyland-Yutani lost out on a United Systems Military (USM) contract for FTL drives, beaten out by rival conglomerate Ridton, and this severely affected the company's financial performance.

The Weyland-Yutani Corporation is a ruthless mega-organization that serves as the deceptive antagonist for the entire Alien series. In many ways, it's ...

Alien: Earth could provide a direct explanation for Weyland-Yutani’s actions. The series’ trailer already shows that Weyland-Yutani was capturing and transporting xenomorphs at least two years ...

Weyland-Yutani wants to create expensive pharmaceuticals based on research derived from the Xenomorphs. It doesn’t care who gets in the way of obtaining these miracle drugs, because its knows ...

Hauling a massive processing refinery with 20 million tons of mineral ore back to Earth from deep space can be thirsty work indeed — and that's just why the intrepid space truckin' team of the ...

Production recently began on Ridley Scott‘s “Alien: Covenant” and there’s a first picture to prove it. While it doesn’t show Michael Fassbender reprising his role from “Prometheus ...

Weyland-Yutani managed to get that foolishness overturned when they made their comeback, but it took a while. As for the Earth, their approach was simple—they terraformed it.

In the original Alien, the Weyland/Yutani Corporation, a mega-conglomerate that owns nearly everything on Earth by the early 22nd century, diverts the mining crew of the Nostromo to the planet LV-426.

Accompanying the tweet was a still from Underwater featuring Vincent Cassel’s Lucien with a piece of equipment slung over his arm, with eagle-eyed fans quick to point out the Weyland-Yutani logo.