Ananya Bhattacharya

The Buffett-led conglomerate shed all 22 million shares of General Motors

Rather than dump the Looney Tunes film, Warner Bros. is shopping it to the streaming giants

Political opposition leaders and digital rights activists say the ban curbs freedom of speech

Google gives Apple 36% of all search ad revenue from Safari, its landmark antitrust trial revealed

The Nov. 18 pageant in El Salvador will continue as scheduled.

Since Elon Musk took over, policies protecting queer people on X have been overturned—and the platform is increasingly unsafe for LGBTQ people

Apple denies intentional discrimination, instead chalking up alleged failures to “inadvertent error”

SAG-AFTRA’s tentative agreement with AMPTP has provisions to protect members from the threat of AI

The oil firm will reduce damages if Greenpeace agrees "to never protest on its infrastructure again"

Volkswagen and Stellantis have been considering switching to NACS for a few months, but haven't yet

The commercial electric delivery vans will now be available for other businesses to order—and it's good for both companies

The software giant's stock rose for eight days straight to reach an all-time high of $360 on Nov. 7

The world's top AI chip maker has lost some of Baidu's business to Huawei

The coworking startup, once valued at $47 billion, has filed for bankruptcy protection in the US

New Balance and Skechers face Flyknit patent infringement allegations after Adidas, Puma, and Lululemon were accused of the same

Although several US states have laws against pornographic deepfakes, Washington has yet to act

After tackling the Big Three car makers, the United Auto Workers is setting its sights on Tesla

The Amazon and Blue Origin founder is moving closer to his parents—and Blue Origin's launch site

CEO Laxman Narasimhan sees lots of room for Starbucks to grow in the historically tea-drinking nation

Bonuses for corporate staff have been nixed entirely, and reduced for pharmacy and store managers

The affordable cosmetics brand is exceeding Wall Street's expectations

More than 100,000 current and former drivers are eligible for the payouts

Ørsted pulled out of Ocean Wind 1 and Ocean Wind 2 in New Jersey

Amid a housing crunch and rising cost of living, more people are leaving