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If 2024 already looks like an annus horribilis for big tech in the EU, the months ahead could prove a winter of discontent as the bloc wields a fortified new legal armory to bring online titans to heel.

The pharmaceutical supply chain is broken, but if you’re facing a drug shortage, you have more power than you think.

AMD is buying server maker ZT Systems in a cash-and-stock deal worth $4.9 billion as the chipmaker strengthens its artificial intelligence capacity in its efforts to compete with Nvidia.

Luckin Coffee on Monday introduced a dedicated Americano for the upcoming release of the game Black Myth: Wukong, offering the originally priced RMB 29

From cereal boxes to our distinct milk bags, Canadians have been told that one of the best things we can do for the planet is to embrace the circular economy—reusing, repurposing or reallocating assets to ensure they're kept within useful circulation as long as possible, and ideally forever.

A renewable energy company has signed an agreement with a Homer utility that opens the door for the construction of what will become Alaska's largest solar farm by a significant amount, people involved in the project say.

Alibaba missed expectations both in revenue and net profit in the second quarter as its domestic retail businesses faced continued pressure from rivals

F1 creators find themselves in murky legal waters.

On The Vergecast: Google’s productivity guru shares her secrets.

BYD is aggressively expanding its global production footprint as the Chinese EV giant announced on Aug. 17 that it will open a car manufacturing plant in

Waymo cars keep finding reasons to honk it up.

Instead, the Fortnite boss seems much happier about how giving away free games has worked out.

American Airlines shares plummet after CEO acknowledges stumble ahead of the lucrative summer travel season.

Although 8 out of 10 companies say they have lost talent because of their RTO policy, the majority of business leaders support the mandates.

It's not true that Apple Vision Pro will routinely give you black eyes, but maybe it is true that Apple could be doing more immersive video. Plus we have no iPads yet, but we think we know where they are.

It didn’t take long for online shopping to catch on.

The vice president discussed her plans to bring an ‘opportunity economy’ to middle-class Americans.

Summer is the best time to save on deals thanks to Walmart's latest sales event.

Almost all Chinese banks, even small regional ones, are refusing to accept direct transactions from Russia, business execs have told Russian media.

Following reports of married women being specifically excluded from jobs at Foxconn's India iPhone facilities, the company's chairman has said that the company does have married women as employees — but didn't specifically dispute accusations over its hiring practices.