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A person was placed in police custody.

Swiss food giant Nestlé says about 12 tons of its KitKat chocolate brand were stolen after leaving its production site in Italy earlier this week for Poland.

"The world saves in dollars in large part because it pays in dollars," Deutsche Bank said.

AI usage is a key issue in SAG-AFTRA’s ongoing negotiations of a new contract with Hollywood studios.

Central Command said Friday that more than 300 service members have been wounded in the war. Most have returned to duty, while 30 remained out of action and 10 were considered seriously wounded.

"The need for additional spending to finance the war would increase U.S. debt, sparking a bond market selloff as investors require additional compensation to cover potential losses."

Moonshot compensation was once reserved for CEOs. Not anymore.

For those renting out their homes, it can be a lucrative prospect — especially as Airbnb has offered as much as $750 in cash for first-timers to incentive new listings.

“Arriving too early can actually create longer lines right when we open. Spacing out arrival times helps keep things moving smoothly for everyone.”

Nearly everything from HVACs and lighting to sink hooks and ceiling fans in affordable housing projects that get federal dollars must carry the Made in the USA label.

Women now hold more jobs than men in America, for the third time ever. A Federal Reserve economist says this time, it's not reversing.

When everyone agrees, that might be the biggest warning sign of all.

Rick Chorney dropped out of high school because he needed to find his own place. Ten years later, he's about to cross the $1 million revenue line.

The demise of a Boring Co tunnel to the Ravens football stadium, within hours of the city's lawsuit against xAI, is a striking illustration of how Musk’s transformation into a political lightning rod may be taking a toll on his various ventures.

Proposals to levy royalties on university patent licensing threaten to gut the tech-transfer system that spawned Google, Biogen and nearly 20,000 startups.

U.S. employers hold a coercive lever. I'm a Naval War College war-game designer and see it destroying private workforce performance.

The percentage of residents opposed to the Boring Company’s Music City Loop jumped from 35% to 51% when Musk’s name was mentioned.

AI isn’t the problem, says leadership expert Leena Rinne; it’s social connection and emotional intelligence instead.

True market clarity will emerge only when we shift our focus from fleeting financial reactions to the physical engineering realities that power the globe.

A new Senate bill targets the wrong culprit — and risks locking in the wrong fixes.

U.S. student debt is $1.7 trillion and rising. One CEO found a cheaper, shorter, better alternative: British universities. ‘It's half the price!’

The longer the Iran war lasts the more long-term demand destruction, inflation, and a global recession take hold.

A landmark court ruling has many asking whether their own tech use should raise red flags. Clinicians in the field suggest asking yourself a few brutally honest questions.

The “Ask Macy’s” chatbot may help the company’s comeback and reverse declining sales.

The Meta AI complex represents over a 30% increase to Louisiana's total power grid capacity.