Microsoft employees’ cybersecurity contributions will factor into their pay
Microsoft’s Brad Smith told a U.S. House committee that its board will evaluate top executives’ cybersecurity work when deciding on bonuses.
Google search head says ‘we won’t always find’ mistakes with AI products and have to take risks rolling them out
Liz Reid, Google’s vice president of search, told employees at a recent all-hands meeting that the company has to take risks in rolling out AI search tools.
Wholesale prices unexpectedly fell 0.2% in May
The producer price index was expected to show a 0.1% increase in May, according to economists surveyed by Dow Jones.
NASA accidentally airs space station emergency drill, fueling public alarm
“There is no emergency situation going on aboard the International Space Station,” NASA said after the audio was broadcast Wednesday night.
With trillions in government money at stake, infrastructure takes center stage in America’s Top States for Business
With trillions of dollars from the government to spend on infrastructure and high-tech manufacturing, the way states are competing for business has changed.
How we are choosing America’s Top States for Business 2024
Infrastructure tops labor in the pitch from state economic development plans to corporations, and is the No. 1 factor in CNBC’s 2024 Top State for Business.
How Donald Trump’s criminal conviction boosted his campaign fundraising machine
Donald Trump’s political operation has spent more than $100 million in legal fees to date. But will it matter in the presidential race?
Tesla shareholder vote on Musk’s historic pay package won’t resolve ‘legal disputes’
While Tesla shareholders will vote on whether they think Elon Musk should get his mammoth pay package, the courts will have the final say.
Solugen scores $214 million loan from DOE to make chemicals from corn sugar not petroleum
A Houston-based startup called Solugen has locked in a $214 million loan commitment from the Department of Energy to build a sustainable chemicals plant in Marshall, Minnesota.
Treasury yields slide again after PPI fell in May
U.S. Treasury yields fell again on Thursday.
