Chris Kempczinski's expectation of persistent cost pressure and sluggish customer counts rewrites the planning assumptions for every restaurant executive, from pricing to investment.

Finance and tech dominate the 2026 Forbes 400, but the real money is hiding in pest control, truck stops, and soybean genetics. Here is the full breakdown.

A New York Times report shows entry-level talent is choosing AI startups over consulting firms, forcing a rethink of compensation and career ladders.

The president is pressing full speed on AI just as Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google DeepMind leaders push to slow the race.

The rebranded venture builder is doubling down on AI for the physical world - here's what it means for corporate innovation.

The first AI-discovered drug to reach late-stage trials is being tested in China, where regulators moved faster than the FDA.

Hotels, restaurants, and caterers have until January 2030 to stop buying ketchup packets and single-wrapped toiletries - circular-economy pilots show early movers can cut waste and costs.

The annual gaming expo sees a significant decline in Chinese participation, signaling how geopolitical friction is reshaping the industry's biggest trade events.

The admission, made to the BBC, hands regulators a new lever and pressures rivals like Instagram and TikTok to match.

At Dreamforce, the CEO warns that AI companies must self-regulate or face product-liability lawsuits, drawing a line from social media's mistakes to today's frontier models.

Meta CEO argues trust and alignment are becoming competitive advantages, citing the company's quiet delay of its Muse model.

Amodei wants a coordinated industry slowdown and on-site safety evaluators; Trump and GOP leaders are blocking it, leaving regulation stalled.