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The Trump family crypto empire looks to Asia: Eric Trump talks Bitcoin in Hong Kong
Eric Trump appeared as a speaker at a crypto conference in Hong Kong, marking the first of a series of Asian crypto events that will feature the Trump family.
Affirm's stock soars 15% on earnings, revenue beat
Affirm's earnings per share of 20 cents for the quarter was almost double what Wall Street expected.
Tesla FSD turns off more U.S. consumers than its attracts, survey finds
Despite Elon Musk's exhaustive promotion of Tesla's FSD technology, U.S. consumers don't seem to want it.
Nvidia's top two mystery customers made up 39% of the chipmaker's Q2 revenue
Nvidia's top two customers making up 39% of its total revenue is renewing concern about the risk of the chipmakers clientele concentration.
Intel gets $5.7 billion from Trump deal as White House says details are 'being ironed out'
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said the Intel deal is still "being ironed out by the Department of Commerce."
Nvidia earnings takeaways: A 'full steam' AI spend, but China uncertainty remains
CEO Jensen Huang said the company was in talks with the Trump administration about China chip sales.
AI adoption linked to 13% decline in jobs for young U.S. workers, Stanford study reveals
A Standford study has found evidence that the widespread adoption of generative AI is impacting the job prospects of early career workers.
Tesla sales plunge 40% in Europe as Chinese EV rival BYD's triple
Tesla faces a number of challenges in Europe including continued intense competition and brand damage from Elon Musk's political involvement.
Microsoft fires two employees over breaking into its president’s office
The protesters, affiliated with the group No Azure for Apartheid, gained entry into Smith's office and had demanded that Microsoft end its direct and indirect support to Israel.
Nvidia CEO Huang says bringing Blackwell AI chip to China 'is a real possibility'
Huang predicted the artificial intelligence market in the world's second-biggest economy will grow 50% next year.
Founder of IRL social media app charged with defrauding investors
Abraham Shafi, the founder and CEO of Get Together, parent company of the social media app IRL, faces charges of wire fraud, securities fraud and obstruction.
YouTube-Fox standoff has high stakes as college football, NFL seasons kick off
Google's YouTube and Fox are in a standoff over a new distribution deal, and the clock is ticking with football season starting.
Google has eliminated 35% of managers overseeing small teams in past year, exec says
In Google's continuing effort to run more efficiently, the company has been getting rid of managers who oversee fewer than three people.
Nvidia reports second-quarter earnings after the bell
There are two big questions about the future of Nvidia's data center business that analysts are looking at.
Saudi AI firm Humain is pouring billions into data. Will it pay off?
Saudi AI 'champion' Humain, owned by the kingdom's massive Public Investment Fund, has partnerships with Nvidia, AMD and Groq.
Gusto agrees to buy retirement plan provider Guideline
Gusto, which offers payroll and human resources software, has agreed to acquire Guideline, a startup that provides 401(k) plans to small businesses.
Google might lose its $26 billion search deals. Analysts say that could fuel its AI growth
Wall Street analysts have considered the upside if Google stopped shelling out billions to Apple and instead redirected that money into its Gemini AI and cloud.
MongoDB stock surges 30% after earnings as company touts customer growth boom
The company said it added more than 5,000 customers year to date, "the highest ever in the first half of the year."
China Nvidia rival Cambricon adds to $40 billion rally with 4,000% revenue jump
The numbers underscore how local Chinese challengers to Nvidia are gaining traction as Beijing looks to push its domestic industry.
Microsoft had police remove protesters who stormed office over work with Israeli military
Of the seven people who entered the office of Microsoft President Brad Smith, two were employees, he told reporters during a briefing.
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