Microsoft and Google's parent company both beat Wall Street's Q1 expectations. Their CEOs say that's thanks to AI.
Right now, CEOs are betting big on AI, pouring vast amount of resources and money into the technology. But the returns, they say, will come later.
Trump was fixated on winning the 2016 election, ex-Enquirer CEO David Pecker told the Manhattan hush-money jury. "His family was never mentioned."
Alphabet is issuing its first-ever dividend. The news, plus an earnings beat and a new buyback plan, may reassure tech investors after Meta's results.
Elon Musk managed to turn around Tesla's stock slide with a couple promises.
Ketanji Brown Jackson expressed fear of what sweeping immunity for former presidents would mean for the future of the presidency.
Justice Alito asked whether every president could just pardon themselves right before leaving office.
Prosecutors say Samourai Wallet, which anonymized crypto transactions, laundered hundreds of millions of dollars for criminals on the dark web.
As the saying goes: It's not the crime; it's the cover-up. If former President Donald Trump gets his way, a good cover-up will be enough.
A majority of justices appear to want to create a standard of presidential immunity that will take time to craft and even more time to implement.
As US growth shows signs of sputtering and inflation keeps rising, a re-run of the tumultuous 1970s is looking more likely.
Billionaire investor Barry Sternlicht's Nantucket beach house has been demolished due to severe erosion.
Walmart CEO Doug McMillon started at the company 40 years ago earning $6.50 an hour on the loading docks. He shared his career tips with Stratechery.
Trump's lawyers are arguing in front of the Supreme Court that presidential immunity protects him from criminal prosecution.
A wave of retiring baby boomers means the generation will soon reach "peak burden" on the US economy, economists say.
Curb appeal, or a lack of it, can have a big impact when selling a home. So, designers shared the things making the outside of your home look worse.
Apple CEO Tim Cook and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg have been feuding since at least 2014, trading barbs over each other's products and business models.
Southwest said it expected to receive just 20 Boeing 737 Max 8 jets this year, forcing it to leave some markets and slash capacity in others.
Hiring activity could see a substantial slowdown later in the year, Citi economist Veronica Clark said.
A slew of supercheap Teslas newly listed on Hertz's website as low as $20,000 might be too good to be true.
TikTok has a strong First-Amendment argument to challenge Congress' divest-or-ban bill. It may still lose in the courts anyway.
The US economy began 2024 with cooler growth than the forecast. In the first quarter of this year, real GDP rose at an annualized rate of 1.6%.
Meta shares tumbled ahead of Thursday's opening bell, paving the way for a big chunk of Mark Zuckerberg's net worth to be erased.
Donald Trump is asking the Supreme Court to recognize that he had total legal immunity as president.
CEO Jim Farley confirmed that the company is working on new affordable EVs that could be priced between $25,000 to $30,000,.
World leaders are negotiating a treaty to end plastic pollution, and the US is under pressure to step up.
Meta's plans to keep spending "aggressively" on AI research seems likely to test investors' patience despite Zuck's promises of revenue gains.
Some Zoomers would rather take their chances with a new social media platform than suffer the "humiliation ritual" of Instagram Reels.
How did Jeff Bezos's leadership style help Amazon become the global trillion-dollar giant that it is today? A Harvard Professor broke down his thoughts.
Meta stock fell as much as 15% in after-hours trading on fears about the costs of its AI drive and lackluster revenue guidance for the second quarter.