Will AI really destroy humanity? Pioneers who created the tech weigh in
AI pioneers and 'godfathers' have weighed in on Anthropic and OpenAI researcher concerns over existential safety risks around the technology.
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Jim Cramer's top 10 things to watch in the stock market Tuesday
We're headed for a slightly lower open today.
Fed up with AI interviews, some job seekers are dropping out as candidates and blacklisting companies from consideration
AI-driven job interviews, without a human present, are a dealbreaker for some job candidates, even in this tough market.
Private sector is 'the right place' to solve AI threats, White House's Hassett says
President Donald Trump's AI-friendly administration argues U.S. dominance over China in the fast-expanding industry is essential.
Santoli: The youthful phase of AI is over. What it means for investors
The AI narrative has flipped to a focus on the risk with the tech unpopular with the public and projections of order backlogs beyond a few quarters now suspect.
Potential AI slowdown is not ‘end of the world’ for data center real estate, says Digital Realty CEO
Digital Realty and Equinix, two of the largest data center REITs, saw their stocks slump after warnings over AI advancements.
Treasury yields are hovering above a critical threshold. Here's what it means for stocks
Stocks sold off on Tuesday as the yield on the 10-year Treasury broke above 5%.
No one and done: The Fed will hike at least two times over the next year, according to CNBC survey
While higher oil is cited as a main reason for the change in view, roughly three quarters of respondents see the inflation problem as broader than just energy prices.
U.S. confirms for first time it has weapons deployed in space
U.S. Air Force Secretary Troy Meink said Monday that the U.S. has "on-orbit space control weapons," as he outlined a broader push to modernize the Air Force.
Trump’s opposition to AI rules undercuts industry's calls for a slowdown
Anthropic and OpenAI have called for mandatory safety checks to be put in place as fears intensify that AI can soon be too powerful to control.
GM launching new customer software experience with redesigned Chevy, GMC pickups
The new system comes as vehicles are becoming more digital, leading GM to also redesign its organizational processes.
U.S. auto market predictions for 2030: More hybrids, no Chinese entrants
Despite growing speculation that it won't be long until Chinese autos are sold in the U.S., John Murphy doesn't expect that to happen by 2030.
Children's clothing retailer Carter's is rebranding to appeal to a new generation of parents
Children's clothing brand Carter's is announcing a rebrand as it tries to keep up with the modern parent and its core customer base.
Wall Street weighs prospect of an AI slowdown on data center buildout
Investors see a potential AI slowdown as problematic for companies tied to the data center buildout.
Kraft Heinz bets on more flavors for Philadelphia cream cheese as it looks to revive brands
Philadelphia will release more cream cheese flavors as part of Kraft Heinz's turnaround.
Oil’s next test: Saudi Arabia races to restore a key safety valve for prices
Analysts warn oil prices could rally sharply if the pipeline remains offline beyond an estimated five-to-seven-day inventory cushion.
What to watch as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent testifies before Congress
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent may face questions on rising energy prices, Federal Reserve policy, government debt and the Trump team's economic agenda.
U.S. seeks to seize $61 million of crypto it claims are proceeds from Iranian petroleum sales to Chinese buyers
Two Chinese companies, are alleged to have used trading accounts in Binance to launder the illicit proceeds and funnel the funds to Tehran or its proxies.
10-year Treasury yield rises to highest since 2007 as Fed rate-hike expectations rise
The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield climbed to its highest level since 2007 on Tuesday as a sell-off in U.S. government debt deepened ahead of the Federal Reserve's interest-rate decision.
Wealthy Chinese, tech talent confront tighter borders as Beijing widens exit controls
China's new border-control regulations are designed to keep two of its most valuable assets from leaving the country: money and talent.