Biggest-ever investment in the ChatGPT maker would help cover its commitment to Stargate AI infrastructure venture

Platforms are paying less for popular posts, brands are pickier about partnerships and a possible TikTok ban looms

Do you know which movies featured AI or hacking or the introduction of job-killing computers?

Drama, hurt feelings and heartbreak can result when teens see where they are in friends’ Snapchat+ solar systems

A flurry of new offerings for advertisers is hitting the market

And it’s not just demographics that are weighing on the search giant. Its core business is under siege from pressures that threaten to dismantle its ecosystem of search dominance and digital advertising.

Anne Wojcicki aims to buy the assets of her failed DNA-testing company after her prior bids were rejected

Company’s strategy to set prices low for Echo speakers and other smart devices, expecting them to generate income elsewhere in the tech giant, hasn’t paid off

Role of observer was part of a tie-up that is facing scrutiny in the U.S. and Europe

Billionaire is drawing on overlapping technology, data and financial backers

DeepSeek is called ‘amazing and impressive’ despite working with less-advanced chips

The freshly minted $2 trillion company is now investing more on data-center infrastructure than on retail warehouses

It’s as transformative as the internet itself and advancing fast. Here are the key players in the generative-AI battle, and where they stand.

Two court rulings this summer could prolong uncertainty over noncompete agreements, which the FTC aims to ban starting in September

Microsoft, Paramount and other companies are stepping up calls to get back to the workplace. Many of their employees are still phoning it in.

Food companies pack the nutrient into candy, coffee and even water; ‘How about a chicken breast, people?’

Mike O’Brien kept a meticulous log of mixed metaphors and malaprops uttered in meetings over a decade; ‘too many cooks in the soup’

After more than 100 unsuccessful job applications, Derek Mobley sued software firm Workday for discrimination, claiming its algorithm screened him out

Interactive Brokers is launching yes-or-no contracts on future economic and climate events