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Once outlawed in China, the grueling "996" workweek is gaining traction in San Francisco as startups race to ship AI products
The president had nominated EJ Antoni last month, after removing Erika McEntarfer following employment numbers that showed the jobs market stalling
Brookfield is one of the major players involved in the buildout of AI infrastructure such as data centers
With the government shutdown canceling the official jobs report, policymakers are turning to data from the private payroll firm
John Williams’ remarks came after Cleveland's Fed president warned inflation may stay elevated until 2027, highlighting divisions among policymakers
The vice president warned of a likely shutdown after talks with Trump and congressional leaders failed to break a deadlock
The measures, including a "potential harm" notification system, follow a lawsuit by a U.S. family claiming ChatGPT played a role in their son's death
The Trump administration insists the deal shifts TikTok’s U.S. operations to American control, though ByteDance would still retain a minority share
Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack said she doesn’t expect prices to retreat to the Fed’s target of 2% inflation until the end of 2027 or early 2028
As companies push new tech into daily tasks, workers say useless, AI-crafted content is draining hours every time it lands on their desk.
The CEO’s comments come as OpenAI pushes ahead with $850 billion in data center plans that will demand vast amount of power
The president wrote on Truth Social: 'Last time I went after them, they gave me $16 million dollars'.
The surge came despite a warning from consultants at Bain & Co. that AI firms face an $800 billion revenue gap by 2030
Trump's advice for pregnant women to avoid Tylenol alarmed doctors. A lack of scientific proof for his claims sent Kenvue's shares higher
The president's new rules for the visas for high-skilled workers include hiking the fee to $100,000, about 60 times the previous cost
The two were seen shaking hands and having a short conversation at the Glendale, Arizona stadium, months after their public spat
Larry Ellison, Rupert Murdoch, and Michael Dell will likely be part of the group taking over TikTok's U.S. arm
The country's internet regulator reportedly told companies including ByteDance and Alibaba to stop buying the U.S.-made AI chips
The pharma giants' multibillion spending promises come as drugmakers look to mitigate the threat of levies on imported medicines
Beijing indicated that the U.S. version of TikTok may still use ByteDance’s algorithm after a framework deal was agreed between the two countries
Trump's effort to fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook was halted shortly before his board nominee, Stephen Miran, won Senate confirmation
The purchase comes after Tesla directors proposed a 10-year pay package that could deliver Musk as much as $1 trillion in stock
Scott Bessent said TikTok talks are “very close” in Madrid, while China issued an antitrust ruling against Nvidia at the same time
A new legal filing came as new documents showed Cook labeled her Atlanta condo a second home, undercutting Trump's fraud claims
Klarna’s stock market debut signals renewed momentum for IPOs as fintech companies look to win over cautious investors
Lower rates are offering relief to borrowers, but high living costs and Fed uncertainty continue to weigh on households.
The Oracle co-founder saw his personal wealth rise by more than $100 billion Wednesday morning
Chief executive Safra Catz hailed an “astonishing” quarter as new AI cloud deals drove huge gains in the company’s stock
Stronger sales lifted small-business sentiment last month, but owners say finding workers remains difficult and investment plans are still subdued
The Swedish fintech firm Klarna headlines a packed upcoming IPO calendar that will test investor appetite after months of tariff-driven delays
Fewer graduates are finding a foothold in the tech sector, with new data showing Gen Z’s share of jobs collapsing as firms prioritize efficiency
Once dominant in electric cars, Tesla is losing ground in both the U.S. and Europe as its rivals gain momentum
Despite lukewarm trading, Monday’s launch has reportedly helped grow the family’s wealth by as much as $5 billion
The central bank governor said the labor market “has come in much softer," signaling the need to start a rate cutting cycle at the Fed's next meeting
Discount retailers like Dollar Tree are capitalizing on a period of economic unease as consumer confidence slipped in August
A judge's ruling also allows Google to retain control of its Android mobile operating system, easing a major regulatory headache for the company
When the companies merged in 2015, they wanted to take advantage of scale. Shifting consumer tastes scuppered those plans.
The food giant hopes a breakup will revive brands hit by inflation and consumers turning to healthier alternatives
The referral intensifies the dispute over Cook, who is already suing President Donald Trump over her contested removal.
Consumer demand is holding up, but sticky prices and Trump’s tariffs complicate the Fed’s next move on interest rates.
The budget retailer says it is seeing more demand, with tariff worries even pulling in wealthier households looking to tighten their belts
The payout follows years of legal battles over a midair fuel release that doused LA homes and schools and sparked dozens of complaints
A new study shows that AI is affecting the job market very differently for young workers than older ones
The Treasury Secretary's comments came days after the Trump administration took an almost 10% stake in Intel
Target has been cutting costs to cope with tariffs, a sign of the tough conditions its next chief will have to navigate.
The fast food chain is rolling out cheaper value meals with the hopes of winning back customers squeezed by inflation
The company may roll out a more powerful chip for China following bans that cost it billions in sales
The move by the U.S. could open the door for similar deals with other chipmakers that received grants under the Chips Act
Weak hiring, hotter inflation, and Trump’s attacks set the stage as the Fed chief prepares his Jackson Hole speech
Intel shares jumped after SoftBank said it would put $2 billion into the struggling chipmaker amid reports the U.S. government is considering a stake.