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Large U.S. companies are pointing to AI to justify job cuts, but some experts question whether AI is a cover for more traditional business challenges.

The AI giant is now worth more than the GDP of every country on earth except the United States and China.

Jerome Powell said that there are "strongly differing views" at the Fed about what to do next as it weighs mixed economic signals.

The widely anticipated job cuts come just months after the trump administration greenlit the company's $8 billion merger.

The automaker cited "an evolving regulatory environment" and slower consumer adoption of electric vehicles.

An average bag of candy costs 78% more than it did five years ago.

Microsoft hit the milestone a second time, while Nvidia marched toward $5 trillion.

Air traffic controllers and TSA workers are among the essential employees who are required to work during a shutdown.

The deal removes a major constraint on raising capital for OpenAI, which was founded as a nonprofit AI safety group.

The Microsoft co-founder said there should be more focus on fighting poverty and preventing disease than curbing emissions.

It's the biggest round of layoffs for the tech giant in years, as leadership says it's investing more in artificial intelligence.