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U.S. employers have announced more job cuts in the first eight months of this year than in all of 2024.

Sacramento's lack of a business-friendly focus has forced even homegrown industries to take manufacturing, with its high-paying middle- and working-class jobs, to Texas, Arizona, Florida and beyond.

Some experts said the judge's ruling could spur more competition as AI changes the way people search.

The highly-watched decision came after Google and the government proposed ways to fix the tech giant's monopoly over online search.

The remarks come as Salesforce promotes the use of "AI agents" for employee support and customer service.

The five most popular franchises for Generation Alpha are video game properties including "Roblox" and "Fortnite," according to a new NRG survey. "Avengers" comes in sixth place.

OpenAI is the latest tech company to face a lawsuit alleging chatbots are providing teens with self-harm content.

It costs on average 49% more to insure an electric vehicle than to insure a gas-powered car, recently released data from the digital insurance agent Insurify show.

YouTube creators are concerned that Google is training its text-to-video AI tool Veo on their videos and not giving them the option to opt out. For creators who make their livelihoods through YouTube, they are worried about their future.

In a new report released Wednesday, OpenAI shared internal data about how Californians use ChatGPT and outlined the technology's benefits as it faces more political scrutiny over youth safety concerns.