Google faces employee backlash after reports that accessing health benefits requires sharing personal data with third-party AI tool Nayya, raising privacy and consent concerns.
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The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is investigating 2.88 million Tesla vehicles over safety concerns and crashes linked to its Full Self-Driving system.
Elon Musk will settle a $128 million lawsuit with former Twitter executives, including Parag Agarwal, over unpaid severance following his 2022 takeover of the company.
IBM stock jumped Tuesday after the tech giant announced a partnership with the artificial intelligence startup Anthropic, along with several other product updates to boost the use of generative AI by businesses.
SoftBank acquires ABB’s $5.375 billion robotics unit to advance its “Physical AI” vision, merging robotics and artificial intelligence as part of its global AI expansion strategy.
Elon Musk appoints former Morgan Stanley banker Anthony Armstrong as CFO of xAI and X, steering financial stability amid mergers, controversies, and AI-driven expansion.
OpenAI announced major partnerships with Spotify, Zillow, and Mattel while unveiling new tools to expand ChatGPT into a powerful enterprise-focused platform.
OpenAI partners with AMD in a landmark deal to deploy six gigawatts of AI chips, marking a major expansion in global AI compute capacity.
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected SAP’s appeal, allowing Teradata to proceed with its antitrust lawsuit accusing the software giant of unlawfully tying its products.
Qualtrics is set to acquire healthcare survey firm Press Ganey Forsta in a $6.75 billion deal, combining AI analytics with deep healthcare data networks.
Firefly Aerospace to acquire defense analytics firm SciTec for $855 million, expanding into national security with advanced missile-tracking, surveillance, and defense analytics capabilities.
Rite Aid, one of America’s oldest pharmacy chains, has officially shut down after decades of service, following bankruptcy, opioid lawsuits, and mounting financial struggles.
Amazon resumes drone deliveries after a crash in Arizona, introducing new safety measures while continuing its push to expand Prime Air’s commercial delivery program.
The family of 19-year-old Krysta Tsukahara has sued Tesla, alleging flawed Cybertruck door design trapped her after a crash and fire in California.
Microsoft is striking multibillion-dollar deals with “neoclouds” like Nebius, CoreWeave, Nscale, and Lambda to rapidly expand AI computing capacity and meet soaring global demand.
Global Infrastructure Partners, owned by BlackRock, is in talks to acquire Macquarie-backed Aligned Data Centers for $40 billion amid surging AI-driven demand for data infrastructure.
Data from payroll processing company ADP indicates that U.S. companies have lost around 32,000 jobs in September, raising concerns about the labor market
The sentencing of Charlie Javice highlights a cautionary tale about the risks fintech startups can pose, even when acquired by major institutions like JPMorgan Chase
Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway to acquire Occidental Petroleum’s petrochemical unit in a $10 billion deal.
Spotify CEO Daniel Ek, who recently announced he was stepping down from the position, has revealed plans for his next venture in the tech industry.
“The agreement underscores that behind every AI breakthrough are the partnerships that make it possible,” a CoreWeave spokesperson said.
YouTube will pay $24.5 million to settle a lawsuit over suspending Donald Trump’s account after the Jan. 2021 Capitol riots, following earlier settlements by Meta and X
The owner of the University of Phoenix is targeting a valuation of $1.2 billion in its U.S. IPO
Visa launches pilot program allowing businesses to make international payments with stablecoins, streamlining cross-border transactions and leveraging new U.S. regulations under the Genius Act
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang supports Trump’s H-1B reforms but warns the $100,000 fee risks driving global tech talent and investment away from the U.S.