Ananya Bhattacharya

Joan Donovan is accusing Harvard Kennedy School of shutting down her research to protect Meta

The music streamer is letting go another 1,500 employees, or 17% of its workforce

The top four airlines—American, Southwest, Delta, and United—control 74% of US flight capacity

BJP rival party the Indian National Congress is losing votes over lack of ideological clarity

The virtual world hype is cooling as AI boils over

Thousands of accounts from China are spreading misinformation in the world's two largest democracies ahead of 2024 elections

The activist investor with $3 billion in Disney stock has revived his proxy fight with the board

Ronaldo's partnership with Binance, which included the launch of "CR7" NFTs, has landed him in legal trouble

Kissinger’s own son was surprised at his father’s longevity

The trial comes mere months after Japan approved the abortion pill

So far, AI hasn't come for medium-skill work, research from the European Central Bank shows

The Chinese-founded fast-fashion retailer faces much regulatory scrutiny in the US

Andy Stone let Facebook and Instagram publish violent speech related to Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Changpeng “CZ” Zhao gets introspective after pleading guilty and stepping down at Binance

Tim Cook is training several possible CEO candidates because he wants an internal successor at Apple

Five Asian car giants have boosted US wages since the UAW settled with Ford, GM, and Stellantis

As the generative AI wave keeps growing, the chip maker is reaping the windfall

Microsoft and new purchase Activision's combined gaming revenue beat Sony's in the first half of 2023

Experts have poked holes in Javier Milei's radical plans, which could lead to more economic hardship

Greg Brockman and other OpenAI employees have also been absorbed by Microsoft

American shoppers are value-conscious and convenience-hungry

IBM and the European Commission pulled ads from X after Musk endorsed an antisemitic theory

New York's Attorney General filed a lawsuit against the food and beverage giant for its outsize contribution to single-use plastics in the Buffalo river

Last year's Red Cup Day was reportedly its highest sales day ever despite strikes. But it's contending with more unions this time around.