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We now have a price tag for Elon Musk's ambitious Texas chip project

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Tech leaders pushing for player-coaches could learn something from Major League Baseball

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I was scared to let my kids bike alone or go to sleepovers. Giving my 10-year-old more independence has helped me be more confident, too.

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4 of Warren Buffett's Berkshire CEOs told us how they're harnessing AI in their businesses

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Airbnb CEO says he doesn't think people managers 'will have any value in the future'

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Beer sales have declined, and the World Cup is a big opportunity to get Americans chugging again

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Yahoo says its AI assistant has a secret weapon in the new search wars

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Why Klarna's CMO built an AI replica of himself for employees to vent at

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The balance of power in influencer marketing is shifting

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Disney beats expectations in its first earnings report under CEO Josh D'Amaro

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Oil prices plunge 10% after reports that the US and Iran are close to a deal to end the war

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As if the Great Flattening wasn't enough — now managers are in charge of the AI revolution

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The case for AI as an engine of job growth, not a layoff machine

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Morningstar doesn't do earnings calls. Here's why its CEO agrees with the SEC's plan to drop quarterly reporting.

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Pokémon mania is so out of control that resellers are making big money flipping Pop-Tarts and other Target collectibles

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Should your boss stick to managing — or start doing the work, too? Tell us what you think.

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Ukraine's future F-16 fighter pilots are learning to fly without GPS as Russian jamming complicates air combat

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Stifel says an under-the-radar inflation signal is flashing for the first time in 65 years

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GameStop is hiring someone to handle CEO Ryan Cohen's home renovations. The company says he'll pay them personally.

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The war in Ukraine is forcing a rethink of the Western obsession with 'perfect' weapons

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