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Berkshire Hathaway's sustained growth has made it the seventh-most-valuable U.S. public company.

Foley sold a Manhattan townhouse and an East Hampton estate after stepping down.

Experts in deep learning and other AI fields are in short supply, so companies are competing fiercely.

The arrest warrant alleges that Telegram is not properly moderated and is being used for various illegal activities, including money laundering.

The heiress to the Walmart fortune has overtaken L'Oréal heiress Françoise Bettencourt Meyers as the world's richest woman.

Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg are among a small group of people with a net worth above $100 billion.

If you're an employee, educate yourself on what benefits are available, and ask questions so you don't leave money on the table. After all, every day you're closer to retirement.

The multi-level, drive-thru-only location has four lanes on the ground level.

A Starbucks spokesperson told CNBC their new CEO would "exceed the hybrid work guidelines," which require staff to be in the office three days a week.

Wilder's nephew, filmmaker Jordan Walker-Pearlman, purchased the Bel-Air home with his wife in 2020 using loans from Musk.

Disney is reversing course and waiving its right to arbitration for a more "sensitive approach to expedite a resolution."

Jeff Bezos gave a tour of Blue Origin's New Glenn production facility.

This rule posits that no household making above $1 million a year should pay taxes on a lower share of their income than middle-class earners — it earned its name from Warren Buffett after he famously noted that his secretary paid a higher tax rate than he did.

The employee had been with the company for almost a decade and claimed he thought Musk's email was malware.

PitchBook data shows software buyouts are on the rebound.

Here's why advertisers might be vulnerable to their own positive thinking about AI.

The popularity of house-flipping reality TV shows has glamorized the idea of investing, but in reality, it's not for everybody.

Two Dell employees in human resources told BI that the layoffs would bring the workforce to under 100,000 people, meaning tens of thousands of staff would be let go.

District Judge Amit Mehta said Google's billions in payments to keep its search engine as the default on web browsers violated US law.

Miss Michigan Alma Cooper is taking over the title during a tumultuous time for the Miss USA organization.

Stock futures were already deeply in the red on Friday morning. Then investors seemed to throw in the towel after the jobs report.

The general manager of The World, the largest private residential yacht, shares what the "exclusive country club" on the water is really like.

A Swiss news outlet reported the stock was deposited in a Geneva bank in 2012, but now it's unclear where the shares are.

Jerome Powell, chair of the Federal Reserve, said some scenarios would allow the Fed to cut rates in September.

Here's why I left Meta for an AI startup.

The Olympic Village reportedly serves 40,000 meals per day to 15,000 athletes. Some Olympians are complaining on TikTok that the food isn't up to par.

French Gates said the new generation of billionaires primarily use their "megaphones" and not their bank accounts to effect change.

Murdoch is reportedly trying to rewrite the family trust, and a trial is scheduled for September.

The Federal Open Market Committee is set to meet at the end of July, and a rate cut is not anticipated.

I've probably taken around two months of secret time off.