A bill known as the Delivery Protection Act, backed by New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, would require Amazon to hire delivery drivers directly as employees rather than through subcontractors — sparking a fierce dispute between labor unions and the business community.
Starbucks chief Brian Niccol believes economic turbulence isn't holding back the company's growth — the secret, he says, lies in a commitment to craft quality and genuine care for customers.
Bill Gates's daughter Phoebe Gates is determined to succeed without leaning on her family name, but her $185 million startup Phia is now under fire over a "cookie stuffing" scandal.
According to a new report, the online men's movement known as the "manosphere" has effectively become a billion-dollar industry that profits from young men's social anxiety and resentment. Courses, supplements and "looksmaxxing" services are becoming a core part of this market.
The rapid advance of quantum computing is undermining the cryptographic systems that protect cryptocurrencies and other digital assets — and experts are urging the entire industry to prepare in advance.
EY, one of the Big Four audit firms, is setting up a dedicated office to centralize its artificial intelligence spending — the reason being that 75 percent of AI's value is created across, not within, departmental boundaries.
With an annual technology budget of nearly $20 billion, JPMorgan is staking its claim to AI leadership — engineers' work is tracked on a dedicated dashboard, and an in-house AI platform now handles what used to be done by human proxy advisors during shareholder votes.
Google's AI Overviews feature can significantly cut traffic to websites. Here's how to spot it using Google Search Console — and how to build a strategy to win that lost traffic back.
Google has updated its documentation, officially confirming that through the Merchant Center for Agencies service, agencies can link up to 1,000 client accounts to a single management account.
The US and Iran remain deadlocked over reopening the Strait of Hormuz — yet thanks to "shadow" tanker traffic and new pipelines, more oil is reaching world markets than expected.