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Seven people quit OpenAI to co-found Anthropic in January 2021.

Americans want more financial advisors, but every day there are fewer to go around.

On September 30, the Securities and Exchange Commission quietly rewrote the rule that decides the number of commissioners who must be present to act on agency business.

London’s Oxford Street will be closed to cars, buses and bicycles starting Monday as authorities seek to revive the city’s main shopping street, where the proliferation of souvenir shops and candy sellers has dimmed the allure of what was once the heart of

The villagers who first spotted the five baby orangutans in a casuarina forest in India in early September were puzzled by their reddish hair and unfamiliar faces.

Since launching the war with Iran nearly eight months ago, U.S.

Anthropic’s hotly-anticipated prospectus for its initial public stock offering has been made public, giving investors their first detailed look at the AI company’s finances.

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AI is giving the digital criminal underworld a makeover.

Every day in claim and clinical operations, we see the human impact of decisions employees made months, sometimes years, earlier.

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When President Trump announced his tariff plan 18 months ago, he made it clear who he hoped would pay for the sharp end of the scheme: It wouldn’t be U.S. consumers; it would be foreign exporters who would “eat” the increased costs.

A CEO’s personal network is becoming an increasingly valuable business asset as geopolitical instability, technological disruption, and economic uncertainty push corporate leaders to more frequently seek advice and opportunities from one another.

Japan’s SoftBank Group is discussing a plan for a $50 billion of investment into Malaysia, focusing on artificial intelligence and data centers, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said in an Oct. 24 speech—setting up a spending plan equal to roughly a…

Traders are looking on the bright side today: Talks between Saudi Arabia and Iran are ongoing, and the credit ratings agency Moody’s left France’s credit rating unchanged from before the riots.

It’s been a busy few weeks for AI agents.

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Natural gas is becoming a diplomatic flashpoint across the Strait of Malacca, adding to a host of new tensions between Indonesia and Singapore.

America’s newest college graduates were sold the college premium.

Minami Maeda, CEO of Rakuten Medical, hopes he can get doctors to stop using their scalpels and try something more science-fiction instead.

Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, a vocal critic of U.S.

President Donald Trump has clocked about 70 hours aboard Air Force One so far this month, racing from rally to rally across the United States to try to bolster his Republican Party in the midterm elections.

Data centers have emerged as a national issue during this midterm election cycle, and candidates for the House and Senate have seized on it in their campaigns.

President Donald Trump on Saturday announced that Audi will build an automobile plant in Georgia as he tries to deliver on his promise to bolster American manufacturing in the final days before the midterm elections.

Scott Kirby caused a stir last week when he said the U.S. should have a national wealth tax, but the United Airlines CEO didn’t back down and also offered another idea, this time for national service.

As concerns rise about a return to an all-out Iran war ahead of crucial elections in the United States and Israel, Iran said messages are still being passed to the U.S. and Tehran remains open to diplomacy.

Attorney General Todd Blanche on Sunday defended the Trump administration’s lawsuit to block certification of Alaska’s Senate results if Republican incumbent Dan Sullivan loses the race and argued that the legal challenge was a necessary step to avoid con…

With the federal budget deficit at $2 trillion and debt-interest costs topping $1 trillion a year, it may be tempting to look for extra cash under the sofa cushions.

With the two leading AI powers, the United States and China, forming their own AI blocs, other countries are maneuvering to harness the strengths of both groupings and avoid losing out.

As tech companies race to build the most powerful artificial intelligence, some are also asking how to teach a chatbot right from wrong.

Saudi Arabia reopened its main airport for international flights, more than two weeks after deadly strikes by Yemen’s Iranian-backed Houthi rebels knocked the facility out of service.

The Ford Expedition rumbled to a stop and Cindy Banda’s bedazzled flip-flops landed on the asphalt of the Houston cancer center’s vast parking lot.

Not long ago, a homeowner in America might reasonably wager they could sell their home fairly quickly, and for more than their asking price.

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Tech leaders have spent the past few years warning workers that AI will threaten every single job, from computer programming and customer service to law and finance.

When former PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi arrived in the U.S. in the late 1970s to study graduate-level management at Yale University, she was a self-described “misfit” from India.

Nearly 90% of CEOs say they are confident or very confident that their employees trust their leadership.

Billy Evans has spent the past week as the breakout character of the year’s most talked-about documentary.

I wasn’t sitting on a beach when I decided to move to Mexico.

Thirty-two years after Reality Bites turned Gen X slackerdom into a movie poster, the generation’s retirement math has caught up with the title.

When Rich Eisen anchored SportsCenter for the first time in 22 years last August, ESPN brought back the show’s old-school graphics and music.

Consumer confidence is at its lowest level since 2014, yet spending rose in August.

Thankfully it feels like a distant memory now, but Covid was a very challenging time for live events, and the outlook for any business that existed to bring people together was bleak.

A pair of True Religion jeans never tried to be subtle.

For the ultrawealthy, preparing children to inherit their fortunes is a long process that is much more than just transferring assets.

Palantir CEO Alex Karp once said neurodivergent people will succeed in the AI era.

The push for a new nuclear age to power the AI boom with next-generation reactors remains feasible, but it’s the U.S. military and NASA that are stepping in to expedite the development of even smaller nuclear—so-called microreactors—to power remote bases,…

Pepsi has suffered many setbacks in recent years, but perhaps few were as symbolic as being jilted by a long-time partner it used to own, KFC.