American Airlines projects revenue growth for 2026, misses earnings estimates for fourth quarter
American expects to earn 7% to 10% more revenue in the first three months of 2026.
Blockbuster social media trial kicks off, with more to come this year
A landmark case against social media giants Meta, Alphabet’s YouTube and TikTok is set to begin Tuesday in Los Angeles Superior Court.
Boeing’s quarterly sales jump 57% as CEO says there’s ‘a lot to be optimistic about’
Boeing’s aircraft deliveries have surged over the past year as the manufacturer expects to continue to increase production.
‘A day of celebration’: What the blockbuster EU-India trade deal means for auto giants
A landmark trade deal between the European Union and India has been lauded as a major breakthrough for Europe’s biggest carmakers.
TikTok denies ICE, Epstein censorship, says power outages behind U.S. app issues
TikTok is pointing to the fallout of power outages at one of its data centers to explain recent reports of censorship and glitches impacting users.
This university campus is heated by an AI data center. Your home could be next
AI’s energy problem may also be its solution, as cities are increasingly exploring opportunities to repurpose excess heat from data centers.
Microsoft’s plans for 15 more data centers win approval at former Wisconsin Foxconn site
Microsoft intends to expand in a place where it’s been welcomed, months after backing down on a rezoning attempt in an adjacent village when residents objected.
Big winter storm to hit first-quarter GDP, but it may give a boost to Costco and other stocks
The weekend’s winter storm continues to affect much of the U.S. with wind and below-freezing temperatures lingering, but some businesses could get a lift.
Zoom’s ‘hidden gem’ investment in Anthropic could be worth $2 billion to $4 billion, analysts say
Anthropic revealed that Zoom Ventures had invested in the AI startup in May 2023.
Microsoft reveals second generation of its AI chip in effort to bolster cloud business
With its newest AI chip, Microsoft plans “wider customer availability” after its initial product was only used for internal projects.
