Uber Technologies Inc. is planning to allow participants of federal nutrition and health care assistance programs to pay for food delivery with government benefits, joining rivals like Amazon.com Inc. and Instacart in making online shopping more accessible.
Amazon.com Inc. made a pitch to keep Alexa relevant in the age of generative artificial intelligence, promising a set of features that will make the software more conversational.
Adidas AG Chief Executive Officer Bjorn Gulden said he doesn’t think that Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, really meant the antisemitic statements he made last year that led the sneaker maker to terminate their highly lucrative partnership.
The Pentagon made its first major awards under the Chips Act, designating eight regional semiconductor technology hubs Wednesday in an effort to boost US production of the advanced electronics components used in military equipment.
An increase in alcohol duty added to inflation in August, undercutting Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt’s vow that he would do “everything we can” to get the cost of living under control.
Oil driller ADES Holding Co. drew 286.9 billion riyals ($76.5 billion) in orders for its $1.2 billion initial public offering in Saudi Arabia, the country’s biggest of the year.
Poland summoned Ukraine’s ambassador and threatened to expand a grain ban to other imports from its neighbor, escalating a dispute that’s threatening to wreck an alliance key to Kyiv’s fight against Russia.
California’s largest utility is warning that it may have to cut power supplies to reduce the risk of more wildfires in the state, just as smoke drifting down from blazes burning in Northern California and Oregon will bring unhealthy air to the San Francisco Bay Area this week.
US public schools are girding for a major financial blow in the next academic year, when the record $190 billion in federal aid they received during the pandemic will expire and leave them with sparser resources to halt a massive exodus of teachers and reverse learning loss.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed confidence the Jewish state could reach a landmark normalization agreement with longtime foe Saudi Arabia with the backing of US President Joe Biden.
