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German automaker Volkswagen is investing about $1 billion in China for electric car development, and releasing a vehicle targeted at a higher end of the market.

Nothing can beat the human mind — not even AI-powered chatbots like ChatGPT, says Narayana Murthy, the founder of Indian tech giant Infosys.

Elon Musk dominated the spotlight yesterday: Tesla shares sank, SpaceX exploded and Musk threatened a lawsuit over Microsoft's use of Twitter.

After weeks of delay, the social media platform removed blue check marks from users who aren't paying subscribers.

Google is merging two previously separate teams as it races to advance artificial intelligence.

Taylor Swift’s apparent due diligence may have helped her avoid getting caught in the legal fallout following the collapse of failed crypto exchange FTX.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the U.S. nuclear watchdog, has decided nuclear fusion won't be regulated in the same way that nuclear fission reactors are.

BuzzFeed will lay off 15% of staff and will shut down its news unit, BuzzFeed CEO Jonah Peretti wrote in an email to staff Thursday.

The three-level apartment is located in New York City's coveted Upper East Side neighborhood.

Fires involving EV batteries can burn hotter and longer and require new techniques to extinguish, posing a growing challenge to first responders.

Tesla specified in a shareholder deck that "underutilization of new factories" stressed margins, contributing to the drop in earnings from last year.

Ikea is investing billions in its omnichannel growth strategy in the U.S., marking its biggest investment push since it opened in the U.S. nearly 40 years ago.

Finnish telecoms giant Nokia on Thursday posted quarterly operating profit that fell short of market expectations.

The parliamentary blessing paves the way for MiCA to become law in 2024, putting the EU a step ahead of the U.S. and U.K.

The banking turmoil of March, when several U.S. lenders collapsed, will lead to a credit crunch for "small-town America," veteran strategist David Roche says.

Schumacher suffered a brain injury in a skiing accident in December 2013, and his family have guarded his privacy since with updates on his recovery kept to a minimum.

The People's Bank of China said it's not expecting inflation or deflation to become a significant problem for China.

U.K. inflation remained stubbornly in double digits in March, driven largely by soaring food prices, as the country's cost-of-living crisis showed little sign of abating.

Restrictions on grain exports from Ukraine caused food prices to rise, but the global picture is much more complex.

Company values are increasingly important to employees, and can be deciding factors for those considering quitting or choosing a new job, LinkedIn says.