Microsoft Corp. ended at a record-high close on Thursday, becoming the third mega-cap technology firm after Nvidia Corp. and Apple Inc. to scale new heights this year as the software giant races to introduce generative artificial intelligence features into its suite of products and services.
Jeffrey Epstein paid tuition for the children of the US Virgin Islands’ governor and first lady, including at New York’s Skidmore College, JPMorgan Chase & Co. said in court filings.
Alphabet Inc. is winding down its Google Domains business and selling its assets to Squarespace Inc., according to a statement Thursday.
The Federal Reserve’s hawkish remarks on Wednesday has led at least one analyst to take a negative view on bank stocks.
The F-16s that NATO is sending to Ukraine aren’t likely to arrive in time to help with Kyiv’s current offensive. The used planes won’t be enough to turn the tide in the air war against Russia, either. The alliance has a different message in mind.
The US and Iran are close to an informal understanding under which Tehran would free American prisoners and eventually limit its nuclear program, people familiar with the matter said.
Bitcoin’s share of total crypto market value is the highest in about 20 months, a sign of the cautious mood in digital assets.
Stellantis NV will start sales of an affordable electric car priced at less than €25,000 ($27,330) early next year, targeting mass-market customers who may otherwise turn to cheaper vehicles from China.
Wall Street’s embrace of artificial intelligence poses acute risks to the US financial system and demands more congressional scrutiny, according to a key Democratic lawmaker.
Bank of America Corp.’s commercial-banking unit saw a surge in new clients after the failure of several regional lenders roiled the industry, and the lender is planning to bulk up staffing to keep up with demand.
