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In a major breakthrough, top economic officials from the U.S. and China have drafted a trade deal, which is expected to be finalized by President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Microsoft will not develop "simulated erotica" for its chatbot users. AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman warned that such capabilities could pose significant risks.
JPMorgan is trying to avoid a staggering $115 million legal bill linked to two convicted fraudsters who deceived the bank, causing a loss of $175 million.
Each week, Benzinga's Stock Whisper Index uses a combination of proprietary data and pattern recognition to showcase five stocks that are just under the surface and deserve attention.
Former Nest CEO Tony Fadell holds a rare vantage point in Silicon Valley, having worked closely with Steve Jobs and, later, Alphabet cofounder Larry Page and says he learned different lessons from each.
Jeff Bezos revealed on the Lex Fridman Podcast that Amazon's "disagree and commit" approach lets leaders quickly make decisions, prioritize speed and trust, and avoid unproductive debates, even when the CEO personally disagrees.
From Ford Motor Co. CEO's prediction of a slowdown in EV adoption to Tesla Inc. posing a significant threat to Uber with its robotaxi, the tech and auto industry was abuzz with news this week.
From a potential blackout of Disney-owned networks on YouTube TV to the impressive sales of Apple's iPhone 17 in China, there was no shortage of news in the tech world this week.
From Xi Jinping's party turmoil to Trump's tariff moves and Bernie Sanders' wealth gap warning, here are the weekend's top political and economic stories.
On a recent episode of Kerry Lutz's Financial Survival Network, Peter Schiff highlighted the potential for an impending dollar crisis. Schiff emphasized that the rising gold prices are a signal of systemic dollar weakness.
In the midst of a government shutdown and a contentious White House renovation project, President Trump's approval ratings have managed to stay relatively steady.
SpaceX, the space exploration company led by Elon Musk, has reportedly transferred over $133 million in Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC), causing a stir in the cryptocurrency market.
EU launches RESourceEU to cut reliance on Chinese rare earths, expand partnerships, build stockpiles, strengthen domestic processing amid export curbs.
After thieves used one of its furniture lifts in a $102 million Louvre heist, German company Böcker turned the shocking moment into a viral marketing sensation.
There was a whirlwind of activity in the cryptocurrency world this week. From optimistic predictions by Coinbase Global Inc. CEO Brian Armstrong to Cathie Wood's backing of a major Ethereum holder, the crypto market was abuzz with news.
Governor Josh Shapiro on Friday warned that Pennsylvania's trade ties with Canada — the state's largest trading partner — are being strained by President Donald Trump's economic policies.
Elon Musk-led Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) could face steep challenges in the coming decade, with the company's long-term survival uncertain, according to former Stellantis (NYSE: STLA) CEO Carlos Tavares.
John Nitti, who served as global head of revenue operations and advertising innovation at X, has left the social media company after just 10 months in the role, according to a report by the Financial Times on Friday.
"Shark Tank" star and investor Kevin O'Leary urged Americans to focus on long-term economic opportunities in Canada, dismissing the trade talks' collapse as mere noise.
On Friday, New York Attorney General Letitia James entered a "not guilty" plea in a federal mortgage fraud case she and critics say is politically motivated, with trial set for Jan. 26, 2026.
Netflix is closing its mobile game studio Boss Fight Entertainment, creator of Squid Game: Unleashed, as part of a strategic shift toward narrative, party, kids, and mainstream games, while keeping existing titles live and continuing to focus on revenue diversification through subscriptions and advertising.
The Ontario, Canada, provincial government will pause a television ad featuring former U.S. President Ronald Reagan criticizing tariffs, but only after airing it during the first two World Series games this weekend.
