The AI buildout is minting fortunes beyond GPUs, and memory, cloud, and cooling suppliers are riding the same wave.

Micro1 is paying midsize companies $100,000 to $2 million for their internal data, and CEOs are cashing in before the AI data boom matures.

From fast food to rideshare, hidden algorithms decide what you pay - and a consumer backlash is building.

The SpaceX CEO's debt raise and AI-chip rental push signal a capital war in AI infrastructure - here's what it means for competitors.

The rocket company is borrowing at sovereign scale to stockpile GPUs; that signals AI compute is now a board-level strategic asset.

Local officials control data center approvals, so midterm races for governor and county boards could matter more than the House or Senate for AI investment.

Authentic Brands Group's suit over Presley's catalog signals a new front in AI copyright battles.

Audi is spending $4 billion on a Georgia factory and 4,500 jobs, even as tariffs and EV costs squeeze Volkswagen's home market.

The indie darling is spending near-blockbuster money on a FromSoftware adaptation - and the bet may be safer than it looks.

Alex Gibney's scathing Musk earned under $1 million in two weeks, and now the theatrical rollout is quietly disappearing.

The suit against Claude's maker could decide whether AI companies must pay for music catalogs, and it raises the legal stakes for every generative AI firm.

Parts shortages are turning young aircraft into donor planes, upending fleet economics for airlines and lessors.