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The AI data center backlash could strengthen Amazon, Microsoft, and Google by limiting competition and driving up cloud computing prices.

“Our three engines of growth – Digital Real Estate Services, Dow Jones and Book Publishing – collectively delivered robust results despite volatile economic conditions,” Thomson said.

Digital-only subscriptions to The Wall Street Journal averaged 4.66 million in the quarter, up from 4.46 million in the previous quarter.

The Strand agreed to pay nearly $1.5 million to settle allegations tied to a pandemic-era PPP loan that federal law barred it from receiving.

Pixar cofounder Ed Catmull explains why he thinks workers should engage with AI, rather than stand on the sidelines.

The Oregon startup, whose humanoid robots carry heavy materials in factories and warehouses, is expected to begin trading on Nasdaq on Thursday.

Operating profit climbed 34% thanks to a weaker yen and cost reduction despite disruptions caused by the Middle East conflict.

Hackers targeted cold storage systems at three French blood banks, but staff quickly moved supplies to uncompromised refrigerators before damage could be done.

Ben Thompson, Stratechery What does it mean if American opposition to building is permanent?

Michael Dermer, RCM On Monday, 60,000 of you got the letter. I’m so sorry. But you get one day.One day. Pour the bourbon. Drink. Cry. Smoke. Say the things you...

Adonis Hoffman, The Hill Party power is never forever.

Andrew Keshner, Marketwatch A ballot measure that would have created a first-of-its-kind wealth tax on billionaires appears headed for defeat in California, concluding a costly campaign that…

Cat Wu left Anthropic last week after becoming one of the company’s highest-profile product managers and is now joining rival OpenAI.

Ukraine’s growing use of robots is changing some soldiers’ jobs, shifting from dangerous front-line missions to operating and maintaining machines.

The burger chain is overhauling its menu and seeking to deliver a “clear and compelling value proposition.”

Qualcomm faces the loss of Apple’s business and the negative impact of high memory costs on overall smartphone demand.

Zillow reported a decline in traffic to its apps and sites in the midst of what it called “one of the toughest housing markets in a generation.”

Joe Manganiello shared his longevity plan after launching his new memoir, a tell-all about his chronic illness and his ex-wife, actress Sofía Vergara.

The Franco-Dutch carrier group reported strong profitability, showing that it can contain costs despite tensions in the Middle East keeping fuel prices elevated.

Kellogg’s is reformulating Rice Krispies and Coco Pops in the U.K. as weather-related disruptions affect ingredient supplies, but American consumers won’t see changes.

DoorDash Instacart merger raises fears for small grocers as family-owned chains weigh delivery power, data control and Amazon competition.

Data center opposition crossed party lines in Tuesday’s midterms.

“My brother had no job and needed a place to live.”

Wall Street may not be thrilled with Tuesday night’s blue tsunami, but many top executives see a more fundamental problem that’s threatening US business: a two-party system that’s increasingly dominated...

The deal struck by Oracle and its billionaire chairman Larry Ellison would have provided Tencent with access to up to 100,000 AI chips located at Asia-based data centers over a...

Elizabeth Warren, a harsh Warsh critic, likely replaces Trump ally and Warsh supporter Tim Scott of as the Senate Banking Committee’s chair.

Voters overwhelmingly rejected AI data centers on election night – dealing a major setback to Elon Musk and other tech bigwigs pushing a massive buildout.

Written by state lawmakers, the measure aims to provide up to 40,000 multifamily rental units and assist another 40,000 households in buying a home.

Tekedra Mawakana said the plan to end an exclusive robotaxi partnership with Uber in Atlanta and Austin came after customer feedback for more consistency when ordering self-driving rides.

HP, like peers Dell Technologies, Apple and Lenovo, is caught in a global memory chip squeeze.