Anthropic — the $4.1 billion OpenAI rival — debuts new A.I. chatbot and opens it to public
Anthropic, founded two years ago by former OpenAI research executives, debuted its new AI chatbot called Claude 2, and invited the public to use it
GM positions new Chevy Trax, Buick Envista crossovers to fill an affordability gap
GM’s new 2024 Buick Envista and redesigned 2024 Chevrolet Trax crossovers start at $23,495 and $20,400, respectively.
How Siemens and Alstom are preparing for a passenger rail boom in the U.S.
Railcar manufacturing revenue in the U.S., including for freight trains, is expected to reach $2.9 billion by 2028.
With a world-class workforce and a booming economy, North Carolina repeats as America’s Top State for Business in 2023
North Carolina is again America’s Top State for Business, led by a strong economy and workforce, earning the rare repeat No. 1 finish in the annual rankings.
America’s Top States for Business 2023: The full rankings
CNBC unveils its 16th annual America’s Top States for Business ranking, scoring all 50 states on 86 measures of competitiveness across 10 broad categories.
With oil production in freefall, Alaska, America’s worst state for business, chases a new carbon boom
More than any other state, Alaska is dependent on oil, and state revenue has been hit hard by a massive drop in crude production. Are carbon offsets its future?
New Jersey is 2023’s most-improved state for business, led by a strong economy and housing market
A strong economy, booming but affordable real estate, and improved debt ratings make New Jersey the most-improved state in 2023’s Top States for Business.
White House unveils plan to eliminate threat of fentanyl laced with xylazine
The Biden administration declared the dangerous illegal drug cocktail an “emerging threat” in April for its role in fueling a wave of overdose deaths.
Trump opposes quick trial date in classified documents case
Former President Donald Trump asked a federal court to hold off on setting a date for the criminal trial over his handling of classified documents.
Microsoft confirms more job cuts on top of 10,000 layoffs announced in January
On top of the 10,000 layoffs Microsoft announced in January, the company is now slimming down its number of salespeople.
