Wall Street is buying what CEO Mark Zuckerberg is selling. There are reasons for this optimism - and reasons to question it.

Gemini, founded by the Winklevoss twins, is once again considering going public after first exploring an IPO in 2021.

The tech layoffs can be attributed to factors including market instability, tightened budgets, and the need to adapt to changing industry conditions, especially with artificial intelligence (AI) ...

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Meta Platforms Inc. Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg visited the White House on Thursday to discuss how the company can support Trump administration efforts to strengthen US tech leadership, ...

Gemini, the cryptocurrency firm backed by the billionaire Winklevoss twins, is considering an initial public offering as soon ...

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey does “very strongly agree” with Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves’ plans to boost UK growth. His deputy, Clare Lombardelli, is also “very supportive.” ...

Realtor.com is joining the ranks of companies leaving California for Texas. The real estate listings website, operated by News Corp. subsidiary Move Inc., is relocating its headquarters to Austin from ...

Tech giants like Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, Google, and Salesforce continue their streak of job cuts in 2025, citing ...

A record $1.8 trillion market capitalization shows shareholders are buying the CEO’s optimism, but there are reasons to ...

A federal hiring freeze and brain drain at the already short-staffed agency could be detrimental for bank examinations and ...