ServiceNow Inc. is in advanced talks to buy cybersecurity startup Armis in a deal that could be valued at as much as $7 billion and would represent the tech company’s largest acquisition to date.

People hoping to enjoy a Christmas meal at Texas Roadhouse will be out of luck, as the company has decided to close all 736 of its locations on the holiday in 2025.

In an era when “ESG” is too often reduced to a checklist, the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) decision to honor Maria Yolanda Crisanto with the 2025 Private Sector Sustainability Champion Award lands with uncommon clarity.

While Wall Street and Silicon Valley are obsessed with artificial intelligence (AI), many businesses don’t have the luxury of fixating on it because they are too busy trying to grind out more revenue.

OpenAI Chief Operating Officer Brad Lightcap said the company’s recent “code red” alert is intended to force the $500 billion startup to sharpen its focus as it faces intensifying competition.

Cisco Systems Inc. (CSCO), a bellwether stock of the dot-com technology revolution, has returned to a record high after a quarter century, thanks in part to the artificial intelligence (AI) spending boom.

.Oracle shares fell more than 6% after the bell as the company’s quarterly revenue came in below Wall Street expectations.

Intel Corp. is in advanced talks to acquire artificial intelligence chip startup SambaNova Systems Inc. for about $1.6 billion, including debt.

Broadcom stock fell more than 11% to end last week after the company’s quarterly results raised investor concerns about the profitability of its AI business.

Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman says he’s not trying to lure AI talent with sky-high pay packages.

Dec. 18 will mark the enforcement of a new law aimed at curtailing the dominance of major technology companies and fostering competition in Japan’s technology services market.

Prada will make a limited-edition collection of sandals in India inspired by the country’s traditional footwear, selling each pair at around 800 euros ($930).

Investors welcomed reports that SpaceX is mulling a potential initial public offering that would help fund Elon Musk’s Mars ambitions and value the rocket and satellite company at more than $1 trillion.

Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman has described OpenAI’s Sam Altman as “courageous,” noting that OpenAI is aggressively building out a fleet of AI data centers to handle the massive amount of computing power needed to run ChatGPT.

AI coding assistant startup Cursor is not only using artificial intelligence to help developers write code — it is also deploying AI extensively across its own internal operations.

The immense electricity needs of artificial intelligence computing were flagged early as a major bottleneck, prompting Alphabet’s Google Cloud to plan how to source and use energy more efficiently.

Google has been hit with a European Union (EU) probe over suspicions that the US tech giant is abusing its market power in its rollout of artificial intelligence (AI).

CVS Health has forecast 2026 profit above Wall Street expectations and higher than its projected earnings for this year, signaling steady progress in the healthcare conglomerate’s turnaround plan.

IBM shares recently rose 0.5%, adding to the company’s 41% year-to-date stock gain, after the consulting and technology provider announced plans to acquire real-time data-streaming platform Confluent.

Amazon’s self-driving robotaxi subsidiary, Zoox, expects to start charging passengers for rides in Las Vegas in early 2026, with paid rides in the San Francisco Bay Area coming later next year.

Meta Platforms Inc., the parent company of Facebook, holds at least a 3% stake in EssilorLuxottica.

President Donald Trump said he will greenlight the sale of Nvidia’s more powerful H200 chips to China.

A Beijing court has ruled that Malaysia Airlines must pay 2.9 million yuan ($410,000) each to the families of eight passengers who went missing in the disappearance of Flight 370 more than a decade ago.

David Ellison has launched a $108.4-billion hostile bid for Warner Bros. Discovery — $18 billion more in cash than Netflix’s deal — backed by Jared Kushner’s Affinity Partners, with funding from Saudi, Qatari, and UAE sovereign wealth funds.