The move comes after an unprecedented deal by Google to rehire Shazeer.

Peers, who is co-executive editor of The Information, was recognized for "elevating the quality of journalism."

Amazon argues that drivers for its thousands of subcontractors do not work for Amazon, which insulates the company from some costs.

The comments were made in an Economist opinion piece Wednesday written jointly by CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Spotify CEO Daniel Ek.

Peloton's strategy of emphasizing subscriptions rather than selling equipment appears to be working.

Bronfman Jr., a former media mogul, has submitted a $6 billion bid for Paramount Global, which is extending a 'go-shop' period to review the offer.

The retail giant has improved benefits and marketing in response.

Sean Combs is one of the shareholders on the list, most of whom were previously known.

The deal could be a model for other states or news groups that also want money from Google, but several journalism unions opposed the Google deal.

The San Francisco-based startup said the bill would hurt innovation in the AI industry and argued that regulation on this issue should come from the federal government instead of the states, according to a letter sent to California State Senator Scott Wiener’s office on Wednesday.

The changes are Apple's latest attempts to appease European regulators.

The setbacks show the challenges the company faces in launching its New Glenn rocket later this year.

Zoom is no longer growing, after a huge spurt of expansion during Covid, but it is generating lots of cash.

Snowflake's once red-hot growth rate has slowed significantly, underlining concerns about competition it faces from companies like Databricks.

Gorman, the current executive chairman of Morgan Stanley, oversaw a recent CEO succession process at the bank. Disney CEO Bob Iger's contract ends in 2026.

Story Protocol lets creators track and monetize usage of their work on blockchain.

China’s retail sector is grappling with slow growth due to the country’s sluggish economy and weak consumption.

Business groups had fought the ban, which had already been adopted by some states.

The financing marks a new twist in what's been a contentious o

Condé Nast, which owns titles including Vogue and The New Yorker, joins other publishers including Axel Springer and News Corp in coming to terms with OpenAI.