Microsoft Corp., which is eliminating 10,000 jobs and trimming some of its hardware lineup, will reduce its HoloLens goggles business as it scales back work on a headset for the US Army that Congress declined to fund this year, according to people familiar with the matter.
Matt Rogers helped create the smart home. Now he wants to reinvent your kitchen garbage.
A Russian national was charged with money laundering in connection with a cryptocurrency operation that allowed criminals to mask the proceeds of illegal gambling and drug deals valued at $700 million.
A select group of key executives within the top tiers of the now-defunct crypto empire wielded expansive influence in making crucial decisions. Here they are.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz struck an upbeat tone in his address to the World Economic Forum, telling delegates that Europe’s biggest economy is back on track after the forced transition away from the Russian gas on which it so heavily depended.
US federal workplace safety regulators fined Amazon.com Inc. more than $60,000 for putting warehouse employees at risk for lower back injuries and other musculoskeletal disorders.
A cyberattack on a Norwegian shipping services firm ensnared about 70 companies and 1,000 ships.
Billionaire entrepreneur and investor Peter Thiel, whose data analytics company Palantir Technologies Inc. is vying for a £480 million ($595 million) National Health Service data contract, has described British people’s affection for the state-backed health service as “Stockholm syndrome.”
ChatGPT, the artificial intelligence system that can produce sophisticated essays on complex subjects in seconds, will become the “calculator for writing,” according to a leading economist.
Amazon.com Inc. has started its biggest-ever round of jobs cuts — a culling that will ultimately affect 18,000 workers around the globe.
