Microsoft Corp. began its court fight with the Federal Trade Commission over the $69 billion purchase of Activision Blizzard Inc. by saying that even an executive at rival Sony Corp. had acknowledged the deal wasn’t “an exclusivity play” to hurt the PlayStation gaming console.
Zoox, the self-driving unit of Amazon.com Inc., is still in the race to win key markets for future robotaxi services, according to Chief Executive Officer Aicha Evans. That’s despite the business having no current commercial or public services.
As the two Koreas near the anniversary of the start of their conflict in 1950, both sides are pouring money into drone programs to bolster their militaries along a border dubbed “the Cold War’s last frontier.”
Bond yields climbed after major central banks warned about the potential for more interest-rate hikes, with officials signaling they’re nowhere near ready to declare victory over inflation.
The company is looking for ways to sell more services and compete with Microsoft and Google in generative artificial intelligence.
US lawmakers on Thursday questioned how new rules for artificial intelligence can protect against the technology’s risks without reinforcing the early advantages enjoyed by tech giants such as Microsoft and Google.
Tesla Inc.’s lightning quick rally over the past month is showing signs of unraveling as Wall Street warns that investors are too optimistic about the electric-vehicle maker’s artificial intelligence credentials.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. investment banker Tammy Kiely is jumping to Evercore Inc., the latest example of boutique advisory firms muscling in on their larger rivals’ turf.
Meta Platforms Inc. said it will end the availability of news on Facebook and Instagram for all users in Canada after the country passed a law requiring digital platforms to pay local publishers.
Meta Platforms Inc. said it will end the availability of news on Facebook and Instagram for all users in Canada after the country passed a law requiring digital platforms to pay local publishers.
