The Bank of Canada is pushing back against one of the biggest fears surrounding artificial intelligence, saying there is still no evidence that the technology is causing broad job destruction. Deputy Governor Michelle Alexopoulos …
Autodesk’s decision to cut roughly 7% of its global workforce – around 1,000 roles – is not a defensive reaction …
Procter & Gamble’s latest quarterly results delivered a mixed message: headline earnings exceeded expectations, yet demand pressure across several core …
General Motors’ decision to relocate production of its next-generation compact Buick SUV from China to the United States marks a …
The Trump administration’s plan to allow Nvidia to resume limited exports of advanced AI chips to China has reopened one …
The debate over whether artificial intelligence has entered bubble territory is no longer confined to skeptical investors or macro commentators. …
Ubisoft’s decision to restructure into five autonomous creative divisions marks a turning point for the French publisher as it confronts …
Zipline’s decision to launch operations in Houston and Phoenix marks a decisive shift in how autonomous delivery is being positioned …
The US housing market entered December under visible strain, as stagnant mortgage rates, shrinking inventory and persistent economic uncertainty converged …
Netflix entered the advertising market later than most of its media peers, but recent earnings suggest that the company’s long-resisted …
The message coming out of Davos this year is less about artificial intelligence as a breakthrough technology and more about …
