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The NCAA's March Madness first round begins Thursday.

More than one out of three executives surveyed said they found the adoption of generative AI at their companies to be a major disappointment.

The once icy relationship between Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos has appeared to thaw.

ActivTrak's newly released 2025 "State of the Workplace" report found that the average American workday is ending at around 4:39 p.m.

The luxury hotel chain reportedly said yes to Season 1 of the show before seeing a script. The move was a big marketing win.

Berkshire Hathaway Chairman and CEO Warren Buffett's lore continues to grow on social media.

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The maker of the popular Roomba robot vacuum, iRobot, has "doubts" about the company's "ability to continue."

Over one-third of respondents (37%) to an AARP survey said they have more credit card debt now than they did a year ago.

The airline announced on Tuesday that it would end its longstanding "two bags fly free" policy.

Tens of thousands of users reported outages on X, formally Twitter. Here's what we know.

The company will work to implement AI technology into the home-buying process and be a one-stop shop for real estate.

Don't worry, he's still the richest person in the world.

Anduril Industries is going viral for its "don't work at Anduril" recruiting campaign.

The cuts were announced on Wednesday in an internal memo.

Apple CEO Tim Cook teased there was "something in the air" earlier this week.

Eligible employees have until March 21 to apply.

The tech billionaire says 60-hour weeks are the "sweet spot of productivity."

Dear John, you're probably a CEO.

"Shark Tank" star Daymond John gave a tour of his Miami office.

Slack acknowledged the outage and said it is investigating the issue.

It's not great news for Frappuccino lovers.

In a new interview with CNBC, JPMorgan's CEO said DOGE's work "needs to be done."

The workers who are being laid off will be told by midday on Tuesday, Feb. 25.

Some Costco customers are washing down their $1.50 hot dog combo with fancy Champagne, apparently.

With home prices and mortgage rates still high, even the always-optimistic Barbara Corcoran admits it "feels impossible."

Hermès Executive Chairman Axel Dumas said the company was "celebrating an excellent year, in a tougher environment" on its 2024 earnings call.

The scheme involved multiple criminals who pretended to be technical support staffers, employees at the bank, and even government workers.

The cuts will affect around 10% of its workforce.