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In trials starting this week, Meta and YouTube will defend themselves against claims that their social media platforms are knowingly addictive and harmful to children.

Data centers are built on 21st-century technology, but they’re often powered by 20th-century engines.

After years of concerns about safety and quality control, especially involving the 737 Max, Boeing’s airplane delivery numbers are up.

From the BBC World Service: Cisco’s Chuck Robbins is warning of “carnage" if a bubble in AI share prices bursts.

Tesla, Microsoft, Meta, and Apple all report Q4 results this week. Investors will be watching closely for how billions in investment in AI has impacted their bottom lines.

The banks can offer competitive loans to auto customers who might be facing sticker shock, now that the average price of a car is around $50,000.

Old Bay just transitioned to a tin-and-steel box. It's a more nostalgic vibe — and also more expensive. And it’s a sign that steel-and-aluminum tariffs can impact food packaging.

On the heels of campaigns featuring Katseye, Tyla, and Troye Sivan, the clothing company has hired a Chief Entertainment Officer.

United’s fourth quarter earnings beat Wall Street’s estimates, with revenue up 9% in the planes’ front cabins and up 7% in the economy cabin.

With workers detained and economic impacts mounting, Minnesota’s major employers weigh the risks of public engagement.