Ananya Bhattacharya

Millions of Americans face disruptions to their holiday travel plans

Intel opted to restructure the graphics chips business to improves its standing against rivals Nvidia and AMD

Three federal agencies brought charges against FTX's former CTO Gary Wang and Alameda CEO Caroline Ellison

The House Committee on Ways and Means painted a damning picture of the IRS’s oversight

Musk makes it sound like being Twitter CEO is the worst job in the world

The appointment of a new Bank of Japan governor in April might prompt a policy shake up

The Supreme Court stayed the end of Title 42 after Republican backlash over the influx of migrants

The committee’s nine members unanimously voted to refer Trump for prosecution by the US Department of Justice

Alphavest's $60 billion IPO is the brightest spot for the rest of this year, which only has a handful of IPOs left

The US opening weekend box office missed Disney’s expectations, but the movie could still prove a hit

Criticism of a ban on links to other social media platforms prompted a promise that major decisions would be voted on

Amazon Studios signed a deal with UK’s Games Workshop to make content around Warhammer 40,000

The US got access to inspect and investigate China and Hong Kong-based registered

Title 42 has been widely criticized by public health experts and human rights advocates

Senators passed a bill that would ban the app on government devices

Elon Musk’s stake in Tesla keeps shrinking, and so is his net worth

This is not the first time the social network has been accused of fanning hateful and violent speech

Twitter’s former CEO would have liked a Wikileaks-style approach instead

Sony refused to accept any contract for Call of Duty from Microsoft

The number of crimes are not lower—it’s crime reporting that has fallen

A Twitter page dedicated to the advisory body has been deleted

He still claims he doesn't have access to much professional or personal data

Twitter Blue's relaunch features different price bands

The decision and its timing has angered auto workers' unions