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A simple mistake in an earnings report briefly sent shares soaring. A shareholder is not pleased, and is taking legal action.

In a social media post this week, the billionaire investor compared generative AI development to nuclear fusion in the 1940s.

2023 was a breakthrough year for workers with disabilities, but new survey data shows that many still face hurdles both during the hiring process and afterward.

Large-scale hacks can be very disruptive, but when individual users and small businesses are hacked it's much more personal--and just as costly.

Across a broad range of categories, a new report picks the companies most likely to try going public this year.

This soft-spoken, foreign-born entrepreneur rakes in $100 million in revenue year after year. Here are her three secrets to sales success.

FBI Director Christopher Wray decries economic espoinage as a path to lost jobs and stifled innovation.

TheDMA sought to promote competition by disrupting abuses in the market, but the practical upshot brings many changes to the way apps work in Europe.

The R2 line, priced around $50,000, is a bid for buyers who can't swing its existing$70,000 pickup or $75,000 SUV models.

Powell says Fed board will keep their heads down in an election year, but would cut rates if the economy keeps improving.

The arts and crafts giant launched an online shop for handmade goods in late 2023. Now, it's expanding it.

The latest Labor Department survey indicates a trend toward return normal employment level as employers find more applicants for open positions.

The mayor vows to veto a city council vote to guarantee increased pay for rideshare drivers as Uber and Lyft threaten to leave town.

How should businesses deal with rising costs?

Apple's most popular Mac finally comes with one less compromise.

Female entrepreneurs in low- and middle-income countries rely on cell phones and digital tools, creating opportunities for companies to offer products tailored to them.

Striving for perfection may not be the acceptable flaw we once thought it was in the professional world.

Outages on major social platformshurt small businesses, so it's important to be on more than one and keep a contingency plan for customer contacts.

New technology will get passengers and carry-on bags through security without personal pat-downs.

The President will call for an end to business deductions for employee pay over $1 million and seeks to raise corporate tax rate to 28 percent.