Elon Musk and Twitter face San Francisco city probe over headquarters
The probe follows a lawsuit from six former Twitter employees who allege management ordered them to make unsafe modifications to the company’s office space.
After OpenAI hearing, A.I. experts urge Congress to listen to more diverse voices on regulation
Experts caution that lawmakers’ decision to learn about the technology from a leading industry executive could unduly sway regulation.
Will the Supreme Court strike down student loan forgiveness?
Since 1980, the total cost of four-year public and private colleges has nearly tripled.
GOP Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina files paperwork to run for president
Scott arrives as an underdog to the Republican primary field that former President Donald Trump has so far led.
Watch Fed Chairman Jerome Powell speak live on monetary policy
The remarks come with markets suddenly divided on where the Fed goes from here.
Should college graduates be financially independent? Parents and young adults disagree
College graduates may be heading out into the world, but it could be years before they are able to pay their own way.
American Airlines, pilots reach preliminary labor deal
The agreement comes after months of tense negotiations between American and its pilots’ union.
Warren Buffett bought more Occidental shares on each of the last six trading days
Berkshire Hathaway has now boosted its stake in the Houston-based oil and gas producer to 24.4%.
Toyota redesigns bestselling Tacoma pickup amid increased midsize competition
Toyota has commanded a roughly 40% share of the American midsize pickup truck segment since 2019 when Ford Motor and Jeep re-entered the market.
Read the letter: Twitter accuses Microsoft of using its data in unauthorized ways
Twitter wrote a letter to Microsoft on Thursday, claiming the software company is using its data in unauthorized ways.
