Alvaro Pulido, a Colombian-born businessman long sought by federal authorities, is in U.S. custody following a decade-long investigation into a massive corruption network. Pulido, 62, faces indictment...
Federal health regulators and pharmaceutical developers face an intricate logistical puzzle as novel psychiatric compounds advance toward mainstream medicine: building the clinical delivery infrastruc...
Autonomous software is already breaching containment protocols and filing false police reports. Now the financial industry faces a more immediate commercial problem: what happens when that same softwa...
Nearly 70 million American children now hold government-created investment portfolios, but accessing the promised seed money requires parents to navigate a separate digital claiming process that has y...
A new McKinsey survey reveals that 88% of the world’s largest companies have yet to see a meaningful bottom-line impact from artificial intelligence, underscoring a widening gap between the tech...
Kimberly Guilfoyle’s tenure as the U.S. ambassador to Greece faces immediate jeopardy as President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio weigh removing her following a wave of ethics compl...
Confectionery costs are rising at more than double the pace of general inflation, yet American households are refusing to cut back on trick-or-treat staples. Retail projections show consumers will pou...
Manufacturing layoffs tied to President Donald Trump’s sweeping import taxes are emerging as a defining liability for Republican candidates heading into the Nov. 3 midterm elections, fracturing a co...
Palantir Technologies is paying high school graduates $5,400 a month to skip college, betting that the traditional four-year degree is losing its value as artificial intelligence reshapes the U.S. lab...
Apple has reduced component orders for the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max by at least 15% for October, according to supply chain executives, signaling that even the industry’s most resilient br...
