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AI is making it easier than ever for bad actors to bilk you out of money when you travel. Here’s what to watch for.
Travelers who need extra space may now be accommodated for free at the airport instead of being forced to pay upfront.
The company reported eye-popping growth for its servers and data center products: another sign for investors that the AI boom isn’t slowing down.
The AI data cloud provider blew away earnings expectations, raised its guidance, and expanded its collaboration with AWS.
The e-commerce platform says it has begun the initial phase of an automation-focused restructuring plan that could continue through 2027.
Drew Houston says he’ll eventually hand Dropbox over to a new CEO as the company faces growing pressure from AI and tech rivals.
The Australia-based Mexican chain had faced challenges in the U.S. market, in part because American-style drive-thrus made brand building difficult.
You may know about Low Power Mode, but it’s not the only way to maximize your MacBook’s battery life.
Content creators and IP holders are getting creative in order to fight back against the LLMs that are trawling their data illegally.
The Seattle-based retail chain has seen three rounds of corporate job cuts in 15 months as it has executed CEO Brian Niccol’s turnaround plan.
Strains that have shown resistance to antibiotics have infected more people, with the CDC linking the outbreaks to poultry. One person has now died.
The listing comes as Cerebras has emerged as a key player in the AI semiconductor space. Shares were priced well above their initial targeted range.
In a memo to staff, Walmart executives notably did not mention AI as a driver of a new round of layoffs and relocations. Here’s what to know.
Popcorn, nuts pork rinds, potato chips, and cheese curds are among the treats linked to ingredients produced by California Dairies that may be...
The so-called Quantum Four publicly traded companies have seen their share prices rise since last month’s World Quantum Day. Here’s what’s driving it.
Utilizing a network of smaller locations ‘designed for efficient order fulfillment,’ Amazon is betting that customers will pay extra for more speed.
The State Department is repatriating 17 American citizens who were aboard the M/V Hondius. One tested positive and another has symptoms.
The iPhone feature seems antithetical to Apple’s privacy stance.
A forthcoming update means new features and changes, including end-to-end encryption for texts sent between iPhones and Android phones.
In the drive to become “AI native,” more companies this week said they will significantly reduce the size of their workforces.
Health insurance federation BCBS will finally begin issuing payments to individuals after a 14-year legal process. Here’s what to know.
The AI data center building boom is making memory chip companies and their investors significantly richer this week.
Brian Armstrong joined the ranks of tech bosses citing artificial intelligence as he dramatically reduces the company’s workforce.
Crypto traders appear to be more optimistic this week after separate developments in the Middle East and Washington. Here’s what to know.
Now that the low-cost U.S. carrier has ceased operations and will begin liquidating its assets, here’s what passengers can expect.
Whatever you feed them can become public. Keep that in mind, and take these steps to protect yourself.
Cases span more than a dozen states, with people getting sick from a strain of the bacterium that is showing resistance to a number of antibiotics.
With earnings for five of the world’s biggest tech giants in the rearview mirror, here’s an update on their head-spinning spending levels.
The two tech giants are both spending heavily to build out their AI futures, but Meta’s stock is sinking while Google’s is on the rise. It could...
The barbecue chain, whose parent company FAT Brands filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, appears to have marked all of its restaurants as closed.
Elon Musk and Sam Altman are set to deliver opening statements in a case that could reshape OpenAI and the broader AI industry.
Shares in the company spiked by double digits in premarket trading after a Q1 earnings report showed losses narrowing and revenue increasing.
While nothing has been confirmed, investors appear to be excited about a potential deal between the semiconductor giant and ChatGPT maker.
Leadership changes can send stocks tumbling. Here’s how Apple tested and tightly controlled the news that John Ternus would be replacing Tim Cook as...
Intel has long played second fiddle to giants like Nvidia in the AI race, but it’s starting to benefit significantly from an industry shift toward...
Pushes for efficiency and spending on AI continue to be the through line for many of the large companies laying off workers this month.
In an earnings call on Wednesday, Scott Kirby indicated that airlines will not lower their prices to pre-war levels once fuel costs come down.
An emergencies page operated by the Social Security Administration did not provide specific details explaining the reason for the closures.
In a fawning post, albeit a Trumpian one, the president wished Apple’s outgoing CEO well—though Cook will continue to engage with policymakers.
You might think the first CEO change since Cook took over for Steve Jobs might have a major impact on shares, but Apple is a different company now.
After Jeff Bezos’s space company launched its flagship rocket, the New Glenn, on Sunday, something went wrong, sparking a selloff in ASTS shares.
There’s a right way, and a wrong way. Don’t choose the wrong way.
It’s been a rough several years for restaurant chains.
In its first earnings report since it walked away from the mega deal, the streaming giant shared unexpected news that investors clearly don’t love.
When a company goes from footwear to AI cloud solutions, eyebrows are bound to rise, but pivots are much easier to announce than to execute.
Some quantum computer companies announced news this week that has investors excited about the stocks again. Here’s what to know.
World Quantum Day highlights the science behind technologies that already power your life and those that could reshape it next.
Japan-based Seven & i Holdings, which owns the convenience store brand, recently delayed an IPO of its North American unit. Here’s the latest.
If you care about preserving your anonymity when using ChatGPT, you can use your iPhone to obscure your digital profile. Here’s how.
America is initiating an automatic registration system in 2026 for ‘Selective Service’ in the military. Here’s what that means.