Niamh Rowe

Trump’s ballooning fortune highlights the weak legal guardrails against presidential profiteering, fueling calls for reform once his administration ends

Universal basic income, or UBI, has been floated as a potential solution for the coming AI revolution. But experts warn it's far from a perfect fix

After an injection of fresh capital from rival Nvidia, here's a look at who else is backing the crisis-hit chipmaker

The tokenization of real-world assets is a booming businesses. Here are some of the unlikely items that have already made their mark

The "no tax on tips" provision of the Big Beautiful Bill slips a tax break to an unexpected group: online personalities

The Danish pharmaceutical titan will cut 9,000 jobs as rival weight-loss drugs flood the market

Popular GLP-1 weight-loss injections like Ozempic or WeGovy are now delivering greater value, according to a new report

JetBlue Airways has become the first airline to sign on with Project Kuiper, Amazon’s low Earth orbit satellite network

Bank of America found 26% of surveyed workers are actively seeking support with emergency savings, debt reduction, and general financial wellness

Jay Edelson, who represents the parents, accused OpenAI CEO Sam Altman of "hiding behind the company’s blog"

Existing home sales in the U.S. rose by 2% in July, with demand bolstered by slowing price growth and declining mortgage rates, says new report

U.S. manufacturing expanded in August at the fastest pace since 2022, early Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) data shows

Trump said his administration will not approve solar or wind power projects, as AI data centers drive up energy demand — and prices

Meta Platforms abruptly halted most hiring across its AI unit, after months of offering nine-figure salaries to top talent

Home improvement retailer Lowe’s is purchasing the supplier of construction products, at a time when consumer-driven DIY projects have slowed.

Shares in the artificial intelligence software maker have slid for the sixth consecutive day

The Beijing-based toy maker is cashing in on the viral success of its ugly-cute dolls, as profit soars 400% in first half of the year

Heavily exposed to U.S. Treasuries, hedge funds have become a headache for both policymakers and regulators

The U.K. has dropped its demand that Apple build a "back door" that would allow its government to access encrypted customer data

Foreign holdings of bills, bonds, and notes increased by $80.2 billion in June, up by almost 10% year-over-year

Here's what's at stake as the federal government opens its doors for generative artificial intelligence

The Trump administration’s 50% tariff on aluminum imports has left AriZona CEO Don Vultaggio contemplating the unthinkable – a price hike.

The company is shifting some production from China and Mexico in a move that could soften the impact of tariffs.