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Americans get more confident about the economy for the first time in monthsThe latest University of Michigan consumer sentiment index ticked up in May, but it's still down from late last year
Updated June 27, 20252 min read
The latest University of Michigan consumer sentiment index ticked up in May, but it's still down from late last year
Vehicle production fell 33% in May, the fifth consecutive month of a downturn as the U.K.'s export market collapses
"We stopped thinking of ourselves as a chip company long ago,” Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told shareholders at annual meeting
Zhipu AI is a Chinese state-backed company making serious advances globally — and in direct competition with OpenAI
Gas prices are even lower than they were when the conflict between Israel and Iran began, as oil prices have fallen
The female-focused dating app revised its second-quarter revenue forecast under reinstalled CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd
The U.S. attack on Iran has raised fears about a blockade in the Strait of Hormuz. Here's what to know
The money-losing, mid-range carrier will maintain its presence in Fort Lauderdale as it recalibrates routes
After losing an appeal on a $4.7 billion antitrust charge, the search giant offers up space to its rivals
Attack is consistent with Scattered Spider, although no ransomware was involved and the breach was dealt with within hours
Pavel Durov says Telegram will become a nonprofit foundation to ensure its independence and freedom of speech
Pope Leo wants AI to be regulated ethically, while the U.S. is poised to bar any state-level regulations for a decade
The company has been cutting jobs all year while spending big on AI and seeing its stock soar
The company will expand its operations in Utah and its home state of Texas
The increases are incremental for now, but a supply disruption in the Strait of Hormuz could make costs soar
The U.S. is running an annual travel trade deficit of $50 billion, compared with a $3.5 billion surplus in 2022
Production of Cybertruck and Model Y vehicles at Austin plant will be suspended for a week, the third pause in the past 12 months
The Japanese carmaker is the latest to pass on costs to consumers as a result of President Trump's trade policies
Travel demand is down and the domestic market is oversupplied, but premium experiences on prime routes are still the plan
Kraft Heinz says it will replace dyes with natural colors, or reinvent new ones when natural ones are not available
Grudges between battery giants last longer than either of their products
Both companies promise greater rewards with revamps of Sapphire Reserve and Platinum cards
Honeywell technology aims to decrease runway incidents and monitor altitude and speed during takeoffs and landings
Private, intimate and embarrassing information is easily viewable on "discover" feed unless users adjust their settings