“There is no way—at least in my career—for the RMB to challenge the USD,” Jean Lu said during a media roundtable in Singapore.

Powders and bars are still selling as brands add protein to everything from cereal to soda.

The ruling leaves New York City’s tax on luxury second homes in place but wipes out the thousands of warnings the city mailed this summer.

Lauren Sánchez Bezos is leading the couple’s Bezos Earth Fund, which has granted only about $2.4 billion of their $10 billion climate pledge by 2030.

At the company’s annual DevDay event, it launched over 20 new products that could rival those of Meta, Google, Anthropic, and more.

Lower-income individuals are struggling with day-to-day expenses, while higher-earners were dealing with costs like caregiving and housing.

This week, Instinct raised an additional $1 billion in a Series C that shot his company's valuation up to $10 billion.

Saudi Arabia’s IPO market is struggling to sustain the momentum of recent years, as weak post-listing performance, valuation gaps, and geopolitical uncertainty are prompting regulators to rethink how ...

Iran wants to "humiliate" Trump and may still escalate its attacks to recapturing its waning leverage.

Cladonia Skog AB, a newly registered company owned by Karp, said it would use the land for “forestry and other related activities.”

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Cybersecurity’s AI reckoning has arrived, and Arora has become a go-to advisor to CEOs.

The rising cost of airfare, eating out, and gas has made Americans pickier about their spending.

Despite growing backlash over data centers, trillions in AI investment are fueling a surge in high-paying skilled trades jobs across the U.S.

As U.S.-China relations thaw, Peking University’s Yu Tiejun argues that Washington's fears of losing the tech race are misplaced.

"The industries where AI matters most are still not the ones getting the most attention," says CEO Minna Song.

Funko CEO Josh Simon’s first job was working under Disney’s Michael Eisner, where taking a risk taught him a career lesson he still carries today.

Personalized AI agents "could ultimately be an important competitive, and disinflationary, force across the economy," Prof. Siegel wrote.

The gift is the largest in OU's history, and it arrives as Oklahoma ranks near the bottom nationally for health system performance.

CFO confidence rebounds, but executives remain measured in their assessment of the broader economy.

Netflix is using AI to make recommendations and advertising more personalized—and to give filmmakers new production tools—while trying to preserve human creative control in an industry wary of the tec...

The Carlyle cofounder says the core skills of reading and writing have made people “successful over the last several thousand years,” and will never change.

The Tesla CEO says humanoid robots will usher in an “age of abundance”—and advises young people to embrace broad learning to better work with AI.

Navya Tuteja's school WiFi blocked ChatGPT and Claude: "It made me use it in school way less ... as annoying as it was, it was still good, in a way."

The legal channel the administration is using to seize the tankers is known as prize law and has its roots in the Middle Ages.

John Poindexter, the 81-year-old founder of truck-body maker J.B. Poindexter & Co., wants to turn Shafter, Texas, into a living history museum.

New CFO Hilary Maxson, who opted to take some of her pay in restricted stock units, fared much better.

“Whether you’re buying groceries or electronics on a hot afternoon or in a sudden rush for an item, it’s never a reason to charge you more.”

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The passive-investing revolution was supposed to spread risk. Instead, it has tied millions of workers’ nest eggs ever more tightly to the fortunes of Big Tech.

The legal channel the administration is using to seize the tankers is known as prize law and has its roots in the Middle Ages.

"Buying a home also bundles two very important, but very different, decisions: where to live, and how to invest a large chunk of your life savings."

Navya Tuteja's school WiFi blocked ChatGPT and Claude: "It made me use it in school way less ... as annoying as it was, it was still good, in a way."

"With interest rates on new Treasury bonds and notes at around 5% and medium-term nominal economic growth expected to be closer to 4%, the U.S. is entering a debt spiral."

China learned from Europe's industrial giants, and now its factories are challenging them in cars, machinery and even luxury goods

The cost of childcare has led many families to turn to their parents before the Great Wealth Transfer.

John Poindexter, the 81-year-old founder of truck-body maker J.B. Poindexter & Co., wants to turn Shafter, Texas, into a living history museum.

Byron V. Garrett, the CEO of Genesys Works, says employers “want someone who's ready to go to work,” so it's training thousands of underserved U.S. teens.

The fate of Citgo may be decided by whether the Trump administration opts to hand it to Elliott or Venezuela.

Publicly held debt would explode to 222% of GDP by 2056, under a scenario where interest rates rise by 1 percentage point.

Tanker Trackers estimated that the total amount of crude oil exiting the U.S. blockade line is now 13 million barrels per day.