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Apple Is Scrapping Its Electric Car and Moving Employees to AI
The company canceled a decade-long, multibillion-dollar effort to build an EV and plans to move some employees to its generative AI division.
When Times Get Tough, Rely on This George Costanza Strategy Used by Warren Buffett
During times of economic uncertainty, fortune favors the bold.
Why Shein Might IPO in London Instead of New York
Like many companies founded in China, Shein faces intense regulatory pressure in the U.S. That's creating an opening for markets in London, Hong Kong, and Singapore.
Klarna Says Its New AI Assistant Is Outperforming Customer Service Representatives
The fintech company's co-founder and CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski expects its ChatGPT-powered AI assistant to drive an estimated $40 million in new profit in 2024.
Meet Your Newest HR Helper: A.I.
HR teams are still trying to wrap their heads around A.I. in the workplace, but they're taking some key steps forward.
Elon Musk's Boring Company Subjected Workers to Toxic Sludge That Left Their Arms and Legs Permanently Scarred
An investigation by Nevada's Occupational Safety Hazard Administration uncovered dangerous conditions at a Las Vegas worksite.
House Small Business Leader Blasts USTR's Digital Trade Decision
A change in how the U.S. approaches digital trade is unpopular with Congress. Some claim that it could hurt how small businesses expand overseas.
Secure 2.0 Offer Some Sweet Tax Benefits and Companies Are Starting To Take Advantage
Your company might not have to pay a dime to offer a retirement plan thanks to these tax perks.
How Will Artificial Intelligence Impact Jobs? A Labor Economist Weighs In
Investing in advanced AI capabilities and complementary infrastructure can steer labor market effects in a positive direction.
Companies Are Moving Away From Carbon, But Not Because of Customer Preferences
Roughly three in four U.S. business leaders cited internal pressure to invest in renewable energy sources such as solar, according to a new survey.
The Possible Pitfalls of Doing Business Over Text -- and How You Can Avoid Them
Business owners -- and employees -- who frequently communicate over text may want to reconsider doing so. Here's why.
How Reddit Is Letting Users Participate in Its IPO
The social-media company began inviting users to its directed share program last week, but some Redditors are skeptical.
Companies May Look More to Equity Sales Over What Had Been Automatic Debt Options Amid High Interest Rates
Reports indicate more companies are turning from conventional debt financing to equity deals that may work out to be cheaper as interest rates remain high.
How Honesty and Openness Can Fuel Business Growth in 2024
Five proven steps to create a powerful company culture.
What Your Business Can Learn From SpaceX's Starship Test Flight Explosion Report
Giant rockets explodingin the sky can teach dramaticlessons about how to run your business.
Ahead of G20 Meeting, Yellen Says Global Economy Remains Resilient
Treasury Secretary says U.S.growth has help power past possible global slump.
Report Blasts Boeing's Efforts to Improve Production Safety
Congress demanded a report on the troubled737 MAX program. It shines a harsh light on the "disconnect" between management and production--which was already a problem before the Alaska Airlines' midair door plugblowout.
Damaged Private Lunar Lander to Cease Work Today
After an in-flight save to manage ahistoric moon landing, Odysseus landed on its side, cutting its mission short.
What's to Come for Crypto Regulation? Look to the Courts
Legal decisions coming down the pike in the Second Circuit Court of Appeals could dictate whether crypto is treated by regulators like a security or a commodity.
How a Canine Encounter Changed the Course of My Business
What I learned when a dog attacked me in the middle of a critical negotiation.