Chipmaker ETF rides AI excitement to quickest $10bn valuation on record

Roundhill Memory ETF, known as DRAM, surges 87% within 50 days of April launch

WFH is a bigger driver of entry-level job woes than AI, researchers say

Researchers at the London School of Economics analyzed 650 million hiring records and found WFH may be hurting junior hiring more than AI.

Why strong corporate earnings may not be quite what they appear

Strong profits can justify the stock market's ability to continue to climb, but paper gains can distort the picture.

AI and the brave new world of deals

Global M&A is now dominated by the race to control the world’s energy, fibre networks and compute

Apple has an innovation gap. Will its new CEO fill it?

As John Ternus prepares to take charge, the tech titan that once urged consumers to ‘think different’ may itself be ripe for disruption

The predatory advance of surveillance pricing

Extracting the maximum possible surplus by using personalised data should not be legal

CEOs are getting creative with what they call laid-off workers. Here's what they should say instead.

PR experts said phrases like these can affect a company's long-term success. Their biggest suggestion: Don't blame AI for C-suite decisions.

How SpaceX's galaxy math adds up

Elon Musk's company says its potential market is $28.5 trillion — only slightly less than U.S. gross domestic product.

Samsung's Memory Chip Employees Negotiated $340,000 Bonuses This Year

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CEO of Standard Chartered: I'm sorry for 'lower value human capital' comments

Bill Winters said he was "sorry" for his "choice of words" and said the bank valued "all" of its employees.

Zillow loses thousands of listings in fight over “hidden” homes

Zillow asked for a preliminary injunction as real estate industry fight heats up.

With aluminum prices up 20%, recycling startups bet on AI to cash in

Recycling startups are using AI to improve the recovery of critical minerals like aluminum, aiming to build a massive source of the metal.