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When the White House forced Anthropic to cut off all non-American access to its most advanced models, it handed European leaders an argument.

The CEO of the world's most valuable company wants "everybody" to engage with AI. "We need to create new social norms."

Ned Koh, the founder and president of Aaru, said the AI startup's ability to predict outcomes better than human-led survey data speaks for itself.

When fear of failure strikes, Aravind Srinivas, the CEO of AI giant Perplexity, reminds himself that just having a job was once the bar for success.

The Shark Tank star, who sold his startup to Mattel for $4.2 billion, told Harvard Business School's The Founder Mindset podcast there's "no balance" in a company's first 36 months.

Before leading Google to a $4.5 trillion empire, Sundar Pichai had to rally his Chrome team after a public jab from Microsoft's CEO.

The DOJ called Evanston's $20 million program "racially discriminatory" -- after the city had already distributed over $7 million in marijuana tax revenue.

A new IEA report finds the Iran war exposed the region's overreliance on Strait of Hormuz oil -- and is now accelerating solar, EVs and nuclear.

Thursday's ticker-tape celebration will be the first for a Knicks championship -- denied twice in the '70s by a cost-cutting mayor.

Alex Bores passed New York's toughest AI safety law -- he's also a millionaire former Palantir employee. The proxy war is happening in Manhattan.