Shares of AST SpaceMobile surged over 10% following Elon Musk's comments positioning space infrastructure as a cost-effective foundation for future AI development, highlighting the growing synergy between the space and artificial intelligence sectors.
A 45-year-old man faces assault charges following a physical altercation during a student-led walkout protest. Authorities identified him as the primary aggressor after reviewing widely circulated video footage of the incident.
In a high-stakes marketing push, AI firm Anthropic launches its first Super Bowl campaign, directly contrasting rivals by promising its Claude chatbot will remain free of advertising.
Exclusive internal figures reveal Bloomberg Media's resilient 2025 performance, with subscription and advertising growth offsetting market volatility, even as the company faces a key executive departure.
The AI voice synthesis leader has secured $500 million in a Series D round led by Sequoia Capital, more than tripling its valuation in under a year and underscoring fierce investor competition in generative AI infrastructure.
Novo Nordisk, the Danish pharmaceutical giant behind Ozempic and Wegovy, saw its market value plummet by billions after forecasting a significant sales decline for the year, driven by falling drug prices in its crucial U.S. market.
Uber Technologies reported robust Q4 and full-year 2025 results, highlighted by accelerating trip growth and surging free cash flow. CEO Dara Khosrowshahi outlined an ambitious strategy to integrate autonomous vehicles across 15 cities by year-end, while announcing a CFO transition and reaffirming aggressive shareholder returns.
While Uber aims to deploy autonomous vehicles in 15 cities by year-end, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi emphasizes they will complement, not replace, human drivers, citing current technological and infrastructural limitations.
Uber has appointed Balaji Krishnamurthy, a key architect of its autonomous vehicle strategy, as its new Chief Financial Officer, a move seen as a direct acceleration of its plans to dominate the self-driving ride-hailing market.
Shares of chip architecture giant Arm Holdings have tumbled roughly 35% over three months, forcing investors to scrutinize whether its current price tag aligns with underlying fundamentals amid shifting market sentiment.
The maker of blockbuster drugs Wegovy and Ozempic sees its stock plunge 18% after slashing profit forecasts, citing unprecedented competition, patent expiries, and a landmark U.S. pricing deal.
Figma (NYSE: FIG) is deepening its AI ambitions by fully absorbing acquired startup Weavy into a new core unit, Figma Weave. This strategic pivot aims to reinvent its design platform as AI becomes ubiquitous, yet the company's shares continue to trade below analyst expectations, highlighting investor caution.
New data reveals a sharp 57% year-on-year drop in Tesla's UK registrations for January, with BYD outselling the US automaker by more than double. The figures highlight intensifying competition in the British electric vehicle market.
A recent bilateral trade deal has slashed Canada's tariff on Chinese electric vehicles from 100% to 6.1%, creating a potential beachhead for China's auto industry in North America amidst ongoing regional trade tensions.
Kroger will close all 18 of its Little Clinic locations in Georgia by April, following a similar retreat by Walmart last year, as retailers grapple with the economics of operating in-store health centers.
As AI becomes deeply embedded in finance and daily workflows, new surveys from Workiva, Cisco, and Wiingy reveal a critical juncture: while benefits are clear, unchecked adoption by employees and uneven organizational readiness are amplifying risks, placing data governance at the top of the CFO's agenda.
The Washington Post has initiated a sweeping round of layoffs and significant editorial restructuring, eliminating its standalone sports desk and daily podcast as part of a bid to secure its future amid industry-wide pressures.
Following a robust second-quarter earnings beat, Parker-Hannifin sees its price target raised by Truist, which highlights the industrial giant's impressive margin strength and upwardly revised guidance driven by aerospace demand and filtration growth.
Venture firm SNAK, founded by ex-Pritzker Group investors, closes an oversubscribed $50 million fund to back digitization in overlooked industrial and B2B verticals, betting on a new wave of marketplace startups beyond consumer tech.
The Washington Post is undergoing a significant contraction, scaling back its international footprint and dismantling core sections like Sports and Books. The move, described by management as a necessary reset, has sparked internal turmoil and raised questions about the paper's future direction under owner Jeff Bezos.
