UPS has permanently retired its MD-11 cargo planes following a crash near Louisville, marking the end of a long-serving aircraft era as the company shifts to newer, safer jets.
Dire warnings about AI-driven slavery and drone armies draw attention, but risk oversimplifying technology shaped far more by human institutions than by runaway intelligence.
Tesla’s earnings may draw attention, but investors appear more focused on long-term vision, leadership signals, and future technology than on the numbers from a single quarter.
A federal judge has allowed the Vineyard Wind offshore project near Martha’s Vineyard to resume construction after a halt by the Trump administration, marking a key moment in America’s renewable energy debate.
U.S. consumer confidence plunged in January to its lowest level in over 11½ years as households grew more pessimistic about jobs, prices, and future economic conditions.
UPS expects higher profits by 2026 as it reshapes its delivery network and reduces reliance on Amazon, betting that efficiency and balance will matter more than volume.
A killing in Minneapolis is testing tech leaders’ political alignment with President Trump, forcing renewed scrutiny of influence, responsibility, and silence when tragedy collides with power.
A landmark series of social media lawsuits is headed to trial in Los Angeles, where claims that addictive platform designs harmed children could put tech CEOs on the stand and reshape industry accountability.
Governments across the U.S., Europe, and Asia are moving to restrain Grok and xAI, signaling a broader shift toward state oversight of generative AI tools and their societal impact.
Sam Altman’s internal message to OpenAI staff included a subtle critique of Mark Zuckerberg’s corporate philosophy, highlighting cultural differences amid ongoing AI talent competition.
The Trump administration announced 15 additional high-cost drugs for Medicare’s price negotiation program, marking the third round of negotiations under a 2022 law aimed at lowering costs for enrollees.
The Federal Reserve is expected to hold interest rates steady this week, with Chair Jerome Powell’s remarks becoming the key focus for markets watching future monetary policy direction.
Home purchase agreements in the U.S. hit record cancellation rates in December as buyers navigate high prices, inspection issues, and economic uncertainty.
Boeing reported earnings well above expectations, helping lift its stock as investors cautiously welcomed signs of operational progress and stabilizing momentum.
UnitedHealth and other major health‑insurance stocks slid modestly today as investors reacted to subtle policy shifts in Medicare Advantage projections, while broader markets showed mixed gains.
In Argentina, a public debate has surged over alleged overpricing in contracts at Nucleoeléctrica Argentina, including claims of a software purchase 1,000 % over market value and cleaning services priced about 140 % high, prompting scrutiny of procurement and transparency.
Spain’s unemployment fell below 10% for the first time since 2008, with 605,400 new jobs created—mostly full-time and permanent—marking a historic labor milestone.
Meta and YouTube face trial over claims social media harms children after TikTok settles similar lawsuits, renewing debate over platform responsibility and youth mental health.
The upcoming summit on 27 January will see the unveiling of the India–EU Mobility Pact, aimed at creating new avenues for work and study, fostering closer ties between India and the European Union.
Boeing reported a 57% jump in quarterly sales, signaling renewed momentum as its CEO struck a cautious but hopeful tone about recovery and long-term stability.
At Davos, tech CEOs presented AI as an inevitable force set to reshape industries, governance, and daily life, revealing confidence, ambition, and growing power concentration.
TikTok released an update after some users reported loading and feed issues, restoring stability to a platform where uninterrupted motion is essential.
Puma shares rose after a major Chinese sportswear company moved to acquire a significant stake, signaling confidence in the brand and its global growth potential.
United Airlines has launched nonstop flights between Lansing and Chicago, strengthening regional connectivity and simplifying access to a major national travel hub.