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Cupertino's slow rollout of AI-equipped phones and Huawei's China sales surge add up to predictions of underperformance ahead of Thursday's earnings report.

Any regulatory efforts to crack down on the tech giants would have strong similarities to the Justice Department's 1988 case against Microsoft.

AReuters/Ipsos survey shows huge support for the idea that the social media platform is being used to shape U.S. public opinion.

You can't spell AI without Alphabet--or Amazon, or Microsoft, which are all making money off the need for cloud services as businesses adopt AI functions.

The Fed weighs three straight reports of persistent inflation with calls to lower interest rates at its latest meeting.

Seeking engagement and purpose, employees turn to workplace volunteer work and report increased on-person connections and professional growth.

The Federal Trade Commission advises business owners to beware of fake invoices, shifty business coaches, and fake business directory listings

Toxic workplaces zap energy, increase costs, and stifle performance, but they can be fixed if leadership does the right things.

Efforts to curb fraud in the H-1B lottery program are paying off, says U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, which worked to halt abuse of the process.

Marijuana may become a less regulated Schedule III drug under federal regulations, but banking access remains an obstacle.

Looking beyond e-commerce storefronts,Amazon's AI system is aimed at allbusinesses, and can evenwrite code to support them.

The change will favor less well-known accounts, which could be a big boost for companies that rely on social media to reach customers--it may be time to adjust your marketing plans.

Shira Lazar, the founder of What's Trending, reflects on her role in the media landscape and offers some sage advice on staying relevant.

It's not only that you take a break; it's how you take a break.

Every new data dump proves inflation isn't going anywhere fast.

The investment group that owns eight papers, including the New York Daily News and the Chicago Tribune, claims reporters' work was unfairly copied to trainMicrosoft's Copilot and OpenAI's ChatGPT.

Data from the payroll company shows private sector employers added 192,000 jobs last month, more than in March and above economists' average estimates.

Use the language of connection so that readers feel connected to you and your message.

It's a brutal thing to do just to make a point, especially for something so crucial to Tesla's success.

How different industries can teach us even better skills.