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The new policy expands expectations of AI use in Amazon’s smart home division.

Rose Han spent her twenties chasing early retirement. An adherent to the FIRE movement, short for "financial independence, retire early," she aimed at being in a position where she wouldn't need to dedicate 8-10 hours a day to the office and could instead use that time to pursue other passions.

There is a long tradition of high-profile businessmen owning professional sports franchises, but Blackstone (NYSE: BX) executive David Blitzer has taken that trend to a new level. According to Business Insider, Blitzer is the first person to own an equity share of a team in all five major U.S. men's…

AI agent adoption is projected to grow by 327% by 2027, a new report from Salesforce (NYSE:CRM) finds. This is expected to increase a company's productivity by 30%, but will drastically impact the way those companies are organized and run.

Ring’s founder wants to get the company back to his original vision.

A report recently detailed how much Microsoft pays its employees in 2025, from software engineers to product managers.

Over the past few years, the potential uses of generative AI, both positive and negative, have been talked to death. However, there's one application of the technology that small business owners are saying is often overlooked: the deepfake economy.

Anyone with a valid ID and the correct tax documents can sell products on Amazon. But becoming a successful seller, one who's making seven figures or more a year on the platform, isn't quite that easy. 

We all love Costco’s promise of bulk savings, but not every aisle delivers. There are plenty of Costco items not worth it, even if you’re a frequent shopper. Whether deals go bad before you can finish them or the quality isn’t up to scratch, some purchases come with hidden costs.…

Tabby Toney didn't set out to have a career in tech. She followed a friend into the industry, doing manual testing of software, with little prior experience and no clear idea of where she wanted the field to take her. 

Mira Murati, the former chief technology officer of OpenAI, is leading one of Silicon Valley's new ventures, and she's putting her money where her mouth is. After leaving OpenAI in late 2023, Murati quietly launched Thinking Machines Lab, an AI company that's already causing waves, Business Insider reports.