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Meta's success with its smart glasses is creating competition in Silicon Valley and boosting sales for the world's top eyewear maker.

Companies are rolling out AI initiatives that will never deliver returns. Here's why that's a leadership problem — not a technology problem.

The move arrives after some users created "disrespectful" videos of the civil rights leader and other well-known public figures using the Sora app.

LeBron James and UNINTERRUPTED challenge traditional hiring standards, highlighting how skills-based hiring and real-world experience create new career opportunities beyond college degrees.

Teens under 18 will feel the effects of new controls by the end of the year, and they need a parent's permission to opt out.

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Apple will debut the new line of laptops in late 2026 or early 2027.

Brett Rose was 25 years old when he got his start in retail. He's seen and learned a lot.

Uber is launching a new program for drivers and couriers to earn extra money by training AI while off the road.

Why the future of finance depends on bridges, not walls, between fintechs and traditional institutions.

The former Global Head of Machine Learning for Startups and Venture Capital at Amazon Web Services shares how entrepreneurs can use AI tools to automate workflows.

While professional data recovery services may cost thousands of dollars, they represent a fraction of the true cost of permanent data loss,

Jordan Harper, 38, didn't set out to build a brand — but it came naturally.

Smucker's is suing Trader Joe's, claiming that a knockoff version of Uncrustables is eating their lunch.

Nestlé owns more than 2,000 brands, including Nespresso and KitKat.

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Prioritizing clear labels, circular materials and policies that support recycling infrastructure helps to build stronger brands and more resilient businesses.

Dalio turned to social media to crowdsource questions about gold and received hundreds of replies within an hour.

"This is a very strong economy we're operating in," said Walmart's CEO of U.S. operations.

Corporate innovation often fails not because of ideas, but because of infrastructure bottlenecks. Here's how companies can move faster and smarter.

In mid-2025, Selena Gomez's Rare Beauty was valued at $2.7 billion.

"The $20,000-vehicle is now mostly extinct," said a Cox Automotive analyst.

Strong leadership, not technology, is the real driver of team performance and organizational success.

Learn practical ways to use ChatGPT at work and in life with this e-degree.

Salesforce cut 4,000 customer support staff roles at the company earlier this year.

The 60-year-old CEO of Dell Technologies says crises motivate employees and bring about necessary changes.