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Mistral AI CEO Arthur Mensch and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei are in the spotlight, both leading AI companies backed by U.S. tech giants.

A dispute over whether to accept American motorsports giant Andretti Global as Formula One's 11th team is reaching boiling point.

Filippo Gori, co-head of global banking at JPMorgan, on Thursday said Japan is "on fire" while India is "very in high demand."

OpenAI on Thursday sent an internal memo releasing former employees from non-disparagement agreements that did not expire, which had incited controversy.

In a Thursday interview with CNBC's Jim Cramer, Charles Schwab CEO Walt Bettinger said inflation is clients' most pressing concern.

Glenn Chamandy is returning to the apparel supplier he founded after a mass board resignation cleared the way for activist Browning West to take control.

Frontier CEO Barry Biffle said he has seen flights where 20 people were brought in wheelchairs at departure, with only three using them upon arrival.

CNBC's Jim Cramer on Thursday reminded investors he thinks it's unwise to trade Nvidia, saying they should keep the AI darling.

The regulator said it will allow exchanges to list funds that buy and hold the ether cryptocurrency, following a similar move for bitcoin funds in January.

Adam Selipsky's three-year tenure at the helm of Amazon Web Services coincided with slowing growth and an increasingly competitive landscape in AI.

The lawsuit follows a DOJ probe bolstered by fan complaints following a botched rollout for tickets to Taylor Swift's Eras Tour.

Boeing's aircraft deliveries won't recover in the second quarter from the first, as the manufacturer deals with a host of production challenges, its CFO said.

The Commerce Department is weighing how to allocate the final $6 billion in CHIPS Act award money to fund semiconductor suppliers, legacy chipmakers and others.

E.l.f. Beauty grew sales in the high double-digit percentages again, but it expects that growth to start to moderate in the coming fiscal year.

The answer to that question is not an easy yes or no because of several variables.

The company will pay a $15 million fine for alleged violations of the Clean Water Act as part of the federal settlement.

The case against Scottie Scheffler, the world's top golf player is proceeding in Louisville, Kentucky. He is accused of assaulting a police officer.

The escalating cost of college and ballooning student debt have influenced the shift in attitudes about higher education.

Space Capital's NYC summit gathered investors and companies for discussions on key industry topics such as Starship, U.S. national security, China.

Senator Elizabeth Warren wants the U.S. Department of Justice to do more to educate student loan borrowers about the new, easier path to filing for bankruptcy.