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OpenAI announced Thursday it has expanded beyond text and images to offer video-generation AI for the first time.

Toast said it would lay off 550 employees, resulting in $45 million to $55 million charges, mostly in the first quarter.

The YouTuber can charge brands up to $3 million for a shout-out in a video.

The central bank is under pressure to alleviate Japanese yen weakness, stemming from the interest rate divergence between the U.S. and Japan.

The sale comes after two separate sales of about 12 million shares each.

A Georgia judge presiding over criminal charges against Donald Trump heard arguments about whether to disqualify District Attorney Fani Willis.

Shares of The Trade Desk jumped over 18% on strong first-quarter guidance and a sales beat.

For even the most accomplished satellite operators, losing 100 satellites in a year would represent wiping out most, if not all, of their current fleet.

A filing from Nvidia late Wednesday shows the chipmaker has stakes in a handful of public companies.

Stellantis reported a 10% annual decline in adjusted operating profit in the second half of 2023, as six-week strikes at the "Detroit Three" automakers hampered production.

Digital World Acquisition Corp. plans to announce a shareholder vote on the merger with Trump Media and Technology Group on the heels of an SEC form approval.

For 2024, Shake Shack expects to grow total revenue by 11% to 15% and open 80 new restaurants.

The company went public via a SPAC merger last year and, despite nearly doubling so far this year, trades at about half the stock's debut price.

It marks the first time that venture VC investments in crypto startups have risen since the March quarter of 2022.

Microsoft said Thursday that it will release four of its video games on competing consoles, signaling a shift in strategy.

The IRS is addressing issues that have led to a higher audit rate for filers claiming the earned income tax credit. Here's what to know.

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency terminated a consent order that forced Wells Fargo to revamp how it sells its retail products and services.

Japan's 2023 nominal GDP came in at 591.48 trillion yen, or $4.2 trillion, while Germany's stood at 4.12 trillion euros, or $4.46 trillion.

Imposter scams were the most prevalent consumer fraud last year, the Federal Trade Commission said. Criminals dupe victims by posing as a trustworthy source.

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