Communist Party cells influencing U.S. companies’ China operations, FBI Director Wray says
The Chinese government has “exploited” joint business ventures in search of companies’ secrets and information, Wray told the House Judiciary Committee.
Nvidia invests $50 million in biotech company Recursion for A.I. drug discovery
Nvidia is investing in Recursion, which uses AI models to identify new therapies and offers those models to its partners, including Roche and Bayer.
VP Harris meets with labor and rights groups to discuss threats from A.I.
A meeting at the White House on Wednesday includes groups that advocate on behalf of specific populations or on digital rights issues.
United unveils new first-class seats in nearly once-in-a-decade refresh
United and other airlines are refreshing their cabins to include better technology and privacy to win over high-paying travelers.
Apple just released a preview of its next big iPhone update. Here’s what’s new
It’s a beta version, intended as a preview of the final software, so Apple can get help squashing bugs before it’s officially released to the wider public.
Bill Gates explains why we shouldn’t be afraid of A.I.
Gates cites how society reacted to previous advancements to make the case that humans have adapted to major changes in the past, and they will do so for AI as well.
Income, growth or both? Weighing active ETFs in an up market
Protection plays were a prominent strategy last year, but the rally during the first half of 2023 is prompting more ETF investors to rethink the growth trade.
FTC could appeal Microsoft-Activision ruling as soon as Wednesday
The temporary restraining order that prevents Microsoft and Activision from closing the deal will expire after Friday.
These are America’s 10 cheapest states to live in for 2023
These 10 states have the lowest cost of living in the U.S., and even with inflation coming down, high prices remain an issue for many Americans.
These states are America’s most expensive to live in for 2023
While inflation has eased, it is still stubbornly high across the U.S., and certain states are feeling that sticker shock more than others.
