Eurometal warns Brussels must act now or watch 300,000 manufacturing jobs vanish in the rest of 2026 as Chinese components flood the bloc.

Volkswagen reached a labor settlement to shrink its German footprint, but the real test is whether restructuring buys a path forward or just delays the decline.

A stronger-than-expected August jobs report just pushed Citigroup's expected Fed rate cuts back by months. Here's what that means for your borrowing costs.

The ride-hailing giant is slashing small teams by nearly half and letting 1% work remotely, signaling a leaner operating model for the post-pandemic era.

New AI models answer enterprise complaints on price, data retention, and safeguards, with early users praising coding strength.

Harrison Street's Mike Gordon explains why funding cuts and enrollment trends are making specialization the new deal-breaker for student housing investors.

A Business Insider reporter attends the sold-out event and finds a crowd desperate for shortcuts, while Johnson himself admits the ultimate irony.

The fast-fashion giant's Hong Kong debut at a fraction of its 2022 peak cuts founder Sky Xu's net worth to $8B, signaling a shift in investor appetite from e-commerce to AI.

A veteran modding team releases an unofficial native port of the N64 classic without any generative AI, proving hand-coded expertise still outperforms automated shortcuts.

AWS's near-random network design cuts energy costs 40% and shifts to flat-rate pricing, but the real story is the SIDR routing protocol that makes it work.

Herman Hulst confirms layoffs affecting most Destiny and some Marathon teams after Bungie admits Destiny fell short.

On Thursday, Accenture hit its biggest one-day drop on record after forecasting worries that AI could hollow out consulting.