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Since the new year began, Amazon has laid off employees in its Prime Video, MGM Studios, Twitch and Audible divisions.

Donald Trump clashed with the judge and complained about E. Jean Carroll's testimony during her first day on the stand in his sex assault defamation trial.

The new allegations are part of a lawsuit against Meta over the company's steps to protect children online.

Peltz is pushing for the right kinds of changes to fix the entertainment giant's problems and lagging stock price.

Investors are increasingly bullish on AMD, which is the second largest standalone GPU maker,

Meta appears poised to spend billions of dollars by the end of this year on Nvidia's popular computer chips that are widely used for AI projects

Birkenstock shares dipped 7% Thursday after the company shared its first earnings report since its initial public offering.

Houthi attacks on ships in the Red Sea are already having a bigger impact on the supply chain than Covid, according to data coming in on cargo vessel delays.

Tax-related identity theft is a problem for many taxpayers and victims may wait months to resolve the issue. Here's how to protect yourself this season.

Trian Fund Management will amp up its case to get Nelson Peltz and Jay Rasulo elected to the Disney board in the coming months.

The objective is to answer one big question: Is my investment thesis still intact?

The Space Development Agency ordered nearly $10 billion in satellites for a new network known as the "Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture," or PWSA.

The Warriors are scheduled to play next on Wednesday against the Atlanta Hawks.

The Atlanta Fed president said a "golden path" economic scenario is getting closer than many Fed officials had expected.

OpenAI boss Sam Altman said his company wanted to pay the outlet "a lot of money to display their content" in ChatGPT.

Starting in February, Arizona State University will have full access to OpenAI's ChatGPT Enterprise.

As 2023 came to a close passive held more assets under management than active.

Bosses are still struggling to trust that their employees are working without constant in-office supervision, says Atlassian co-CEO Scott Farquhar.

Several technology leaders have made bold comments about artificial intelligence at Davos this week.

Wall Street has been focused on Novo Nordisk, Eli Lilly and other large drugmakers hoping to join the weight loss drug market, such as Pfizer, Roche and Amgen.