The Latest Breaking News from Paul Hudson

A.I. will transform everything we do, Nicolai Tangen says. Sitting it out is not an option.

Knowing how to use and implement generative A.I. will be a “minimum expectation” for future CEOs, Sanofi CEO Paul Hudson said.

Only a quarter of Fortune 500 CEOs believe that a recession is the greatest threat to their business.

A man who has pleaded guilty to menacing another man via social media says he and an associate did it because the victim was posting misinformation about COVID-19 online — something which angered him as he was awaiting a kidney transplant.

While we may be a month or so out from WWDC proper, the schedule has already been revealed ahead of time.

'Innovation is powered by more than just money,' writes Sanofi CEO Paul Hudson.

An inquest into the death of three aerial firefighters who died when their large air tanker crashed during the Black Summer bushfires hears from their surviving families, as investigations fail to determine why the C-130 stalled.

Ian McBeth was one of three US firefighters killed when the C130 large air tanker they were were flying crashed during Black Summer.

Southwest Airlines’ December meltdown opened the door for lawmakers and consumer advocates to push for more regulation and passenger protections. But at what cost?

The arrest of a man known as Mas'ud represents a moment of hope for many of the victims' families of the people on board Pan Am Flight 103 — brought down over the Scottish town of Lockerbie — who have long campaigned for justice to be done on American soil.

Early January saw Southwest Airlines cutting two-thirds of its flights following an operational meltdown stemming from an arctic storm. A canceled flight often leaves passengers in a conundrum over whether to request a refund or sit and wait for the airline to put them on the next available flight.