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As the Russian company shuts down its US operations, an American rival steps up to save over one million customers.

Can AI models afford to pay for the resources they need in order to exist? OpenAI appears to argue that it cannot.

Productivity is better than ever when workers can stay at home. But social cohesion in the workplace might be suffering.

The average wait time for Tesla staff to be promoted is just 10.4 months, with speedy progress at JPMorgan and Microsoft too.

Tens of thousands exposed to scam after following the World Liberty Financial promoted by 45th President of the United States

The suspension first enacted on Saturday was upheld unanimously by Brazil's Supreme Court judges.

The four-day work week is catching the eye of governments and businesses the world over. But who's actually trying it out?

We outline some of the work-from-home jobs that are currently available at companies like Salesforce, Cash App, and Cisco.

The Telegram CEO was arrested and charged in France earlier this week, bringing into question the security of the app.

Australia has this week put the "right to disconnect" into practice. But what is it, and will the US ever follow suit?

California state lawmakers on Wednesday passed sweeping reform to put the brakes on AI innovation.

US employees would still rather burn themselves out than take a day off. We spoke to workers to find out why.

Sebastian Siemiatkowski is the latest CEO to use AI advancement as a reason to pare down his labor force.

Elon Musk's social media platform has succumbed to pressure to avoid the spreading of election misinformation on Grok tool.

Anthropic will log changes made to Claude, giving users a better understanding of how the generative AI tool works.

OpenAI is remaining steadfast when it comes to developing AI superintelligence, despite the wishes of company insiders.

Reports say that around 100 employees will be let go by tech giant as it downsizes services team and reassesses.

Thanks to a class action that alleges certain overdraft fees charges were illegal, TD Bank customers could be due a payout.

Temu is a huge ecommerce platform with billions of dollars flowing through it. Naturally, scammers are abundant.

It might not mean much to those who don't use Google Meet, but automatic picture-in-picture will be a gamechanger for users.

Last year, US merchandise returns added up to nearly $744 billion. Is there any way your business can streamline the process?