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While June typically marks the hottest point of the year for home sales, last month instead saw a decline as prices rose to a record high.
The cannibalization of traditional search by AI chatbots is difficult to quantify, though by all accounts AI is already taking some nibbles.
In its earnings call earlier this month, Delta said that around 3% of domestic tickets sold this year have been priced by the AI tech.
Both Amazon and Meta have already flirted with the smartwatch space, only to ultimately abandon their initial ambitions.
For what feels like the third or fourth time in a row, Tesla is gearing up for what may be the most important earnings call in its history.
Heavy industrials remain one of the most significant drivers of greenhouse gas emissions, and also one of the toughest to eliminate.
The timing of Strategy’s latest Bitcoin gains was hardly a surprise: last week also marked “Crypto Week” on Capitol Hill.
Block’s membership in the index comes as it transitions into an all-in-one finance platform that offers debit cards and loans to clients.
OpenAI’s ChatGPT is lapping rival tech offerings in user adoption, downloaded over 900 million times on devices.
The new guardrails may help the platform stay one step ahead of a growing crop of age verification laws cropping up across the country.
Westinghouse has changed hands a bit since completing its last nuclear reactors, both at Plant Vogtle in Waynesboro, Georgia.
Nvidia says the only way for the US to stay ahead of China in the Great AI Race is to keep selling AI-powering chips to China.
In a trial that kicks off this week, a group of Meta investors are suing Zuck for concerns surrounding the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg continued his run of poaching AI talent from competitors with salaries that would make Lebron James blush.
Weight Watchers went bankrupt in May, but now it promises it’s trimmed the fat off its books and is ready to rejoin the Nasdaq.
There were some rough skies for a couple months there, but Delta seems to think it has now punched through to the other side.
Just over two years after taking the job, X (formerly Twitter) CEO Linda Yaccarino on Wednesday announced she’d be stepping down from her role.
The TINA trade has hit some snags in recent years, with bonds looking like a pretty swell alternative in an era of high interest rates.
Applications for the city’s three casino licenses were due to the New York State Gaming Facility Location Board last week.
History suggests that a little competition will be good for not just Walmart and Amazon, but the retail sector as a whole.