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Your favorite restaurant is becoming a tech company
Restaurant chains are expanding their use of AI and other tech, but must strike a balance between the cutting-edge and hospitality-focused service.
The new era of drone warfare is creating a new level of risk for civilians, even when they're not the target
The Middle East and Ukraine show how many more drones are being used in modern war, and the risk to civilians that comes with countering them.
Alphabet CEO could earn up to $692M under a new pay package linked to Waymo
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai's new pay package ties his compensation to the performance of Waymo and Wing, signaling their growing importance.
Panama City wants Elon Musk's Boring Company to build a tunnel beneath its famous canal
Panama City is vying for a free tunnel beneath the Panama Canal from Elon Musk's Boring Company. Its mayor outlined his vision for the proposal.
These companies want their tariff money back from the Trump administration
FedEx is the latest company to sue for a tariff refund. It filed its suit after IEEPA tariffs were overturned by SCOTUS and joins Costco and others.
Only 13 Saks Fifth Avenue locations will remain after the latest wave of store closures
Saks Global announced it will close another 12 Saks Fifth Avenue locations and three Neiman Marcus stores as it navigates bankruptcy.
Billy Joel just sold his Long Island estate for a total of $35 million — $14 million under the original asking price
Billy Joel sold the sprawling waterfront estate that he first spotted while harvesting oysters for minimum wage as a young man.
Pentagon official details the 'holy cow' moments that sparked rift with Anthropic
Pentagon R&D chief Emil Michael said comments Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei made during a meeting at the Pentagon set off alarm bells.
How Big Tech data centers become a military target during the war in Iran
Middle East drone attacks on Amazon data centers during the Iran conflict underscore the vulnerability of critical tech infrastructure in warfare.
When my daughter was diagnosed with autism at age 2, I never imagined she'd own a business and be a reality TV star
I shifted my autistic daughter's education to life skills. At 27, Abbey Romeo is a business owner and part of Netflix's "Love on the Spectrum."
Millennium hires one of Citadel's longtime stockpickers
Daniel Mazur traded for Ken Griffin's Citadel for nearly a decade.
Quiz: Do you have what it takes to be the McDonald's CEO?
Everyone's laughing at the McDonald's CEO's puny bite of the Big Arch burger. But can you do any better? Take this quiz to find out.