The end of Jerome Powell's term as Federal Reserve chair brings about more questions than answers.

One in six U.S. households is behind on utility bills, owing billions to electric and gas utilities.

An increase in personal use could attract lucrative ad revenue.

By 2035, the CBO expects the deficit to reach $2.96 trillion or 6.2% of GDP versus 5.8% today, and almost double the multi-decade, pre-pandemic average.

Neil Shen has long bridged both countries, from working at Sequoia after Yale to his own firm

This new aqueous battery uses organic electrodes and a neutral electrolyte to combine safety, sustainability, and ultra-long lifespan.

As AI-generated sexualised images proliferate and app-facilitated abuse spreads, we are sleepwalking into a new age of gender inequality. It is time to regulate properly

The author, journalist and philanthropist died at home in Florida, according to Rupert Murdoch's news outlets.

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos is vigorously making his case on why Netflix should be the ultimate owner of Warner Bros. Discovery.

Lucid Motors, the Bay Area electric vehicle company, is laying off 12% of its staff as it continues a long, difficult push toward profitability.

In this episode, we'll talk about how Bank of America wants you to be a millionaire, and how United wants you to get its credit cards.

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OpenAI is projecting that its revenue will grow at a fast clip in the next few years and exceed $280 billion in 2030, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Consumer Reports pricing research finds Costco beats Walmart on grocery costs, with BJ’s, Aldi, Lidl and more also cheaper.

S&P 500 regains 50-day line, but up-and-down market tough to handle.

From "circular financing" to conflicts of interest, the capex boom this year makes little sense.

The securities regulator has continued its Project Crypto work to make unofficial policy changes as it moved to let broker-dealers treat stablecoins as capital.

We want to address the inaccuracies in the Financial Times' reporting yesterday. The brief service interruption they reported on was the result of user error—specifically misconfigured access controls—not AI as the story claims.

Every seemingly political move Costco has made, like fighting tariffs and defending DEI, was ultimately about serving the customer.

A San Francisco trial over Elon Musk's Twitter acquisition lost more than a third of its prospective jurors due to intense bias against the billionaire.

“Today’s GDP report showed that President Trump continues to deliver robust private sector-led economic growth with strong consumption and investment.

Nissan was supposed to launch an even cheaper version of its affordable EV for the 2026 model year. That isn't happening, the company confirmed to InsideEVs.

Low mortgage rates may not only provide the boost buyers need, but they could also encourage sellers to list their homes.