At the Hill & Valley Summit, even rival techies agreed on where the big opportunities are in AI, energy, and getting government contracts. But where was Anthropic?

Customer concentration continues to be a pain point for the AI space--and Wall Street isn't buying the hype.

Court filings reveal how AI companies raced to obtain more books to feed chatbots, including by buying, scanning and disposing of millions of titles.

Minneapolis businesses report that residents are afraid to leave their homes because of ICE. When they do, many are taking their passports and emergency whistles with them.

Consumer packaged food and beverage brands are scrambling to find manufacturers specializing in alternatives to synthetic dyes.

It's a bold strategy to take when considering the high penalties companies face if they get caught knowingly underpaying a duty.

One of the AI boom’s big winners, CoreWeave borrowed billions, struck deals with Nvidia and OpenAI, and went public. Can it stay ahead of the pack?

Business groups argue that requiring companies to offer mandatory breaks every two hours when it's 90 degrees or hotter would be a burden to small businesses.

Given how densely populated these areas are, the agency's decision to relocate its offices over immigration concerns will likely sever in-person services for millions.

Move would pave the way for savers to access funds focused on corporate buyouts and other high-octane deals

Some lawmakers say Trump's new pick to lead the Internal Revenue Service is "a bizarre choice."

The Massachusetts senator recently unveiled legislation that would exempt small businesses from tariffs.

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In the name of cutbacks some federal contracts have been eliminated, so you may be wondering whether Uncle Sam is still a good customer.

Merriam-Webster has named "polarization" its Word of the Year for 2024; this year’s top contender might very well be "tariff."

Some business owners are opting for an investment tool Warren Buffett once called “financial instruments of mass destruction.” But lawmakers want to make it easier for entrepreneurs to access this mar...

The Small Business Administration is the latest agency to be targeted. But the Democrats are pushing back. Could key business programs be at stake?

As egg suppliers scramble to cope with surging costs spurred on by a particularly devastating strain of bird flu, the alternative markets for plant-based and premium eggs are having a moment.

The Trump administration’s decision to temporarily pause federal grants and loans is throttling Capitol Hill, with some lawmakers describing the measure as “senseless chaos.”

President Donald Trump fired more than a dozen inspector generals over the weekend, including the SBA’s top watchdog who was also a Trump appointee.

In an exclusive interview with Inc., the administrator says it would be a mistake to downsize a billion-dollar agency that has become more efficient at lending.

America is struggling with chronic diseases and a food system larded with chemicals and additives. But is Trump's anti-vax nominee the best guy to fix it?

Contract bundling soared more than 2,000 percent under the Trump administration, displacing hundreds of businesses. Then it reached a 10-year-high under Biden.

It's the second year in a row that the agency has expanded its roster of small business lenders.

The WordPress co-founder's open-source empire dominates the web. His attack on competitor WP Engine may be putting it at risk.

A federal judge paused the rollout of the beneficial ownership reporting requirement. But that doesn’t mean that you can ignore the law altogether.

President Joe Biden reflected on his economic achievements during an address at the Brookings Institution, reminding attendees about the strong economy he’s leaving for his successor.

Some lawmakers say Trump's new pick to lead the Internal Revenue Service is "a bizarre choice."