Google-parent Alphabet exceeded second-quarter earnings expectations thanks to strong performance in cloud computing and its search business, but the tech giant’s spending on artificial intelligence (AI) is soaring.

Google has struck a licensing deal with AI coding startup Windsurf, effectively ending OpenAI’s $3 billion acquisition bid after the exclusivity period on the offer expired.

A new provision in the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” will require all nonimmigrant visa applicants—tourists, business travelers, and international students among them—to pay a “visa integrity fee” currently set at $250.

Opendoor Technologies has become the market’s newest meme stock, more than doubling in a matter of hours despite its struggling, real estate–dependent business.

Chevron and Hess have won their arbitration battle against Exxon over access rights to an oil project off the coast of Guyana, clearing the path for Chevron to proceed with its $53 billion acquisition of Hess.

SpaceX has agreed to invest $2 billion in xAI, the artificial intelligence startup founded by Elon Musk.

Coca-Cola beat earnings expectations in the second quarter of 2025 as higher prices helped offset weaker global sales.

Metro Pacific Agro Ventures (MPAV), the agribusiness unit of Metro Pacific Investments Corporation (MPIC), has acquired the Franklin Baker Group of Companies.

Aboitiz Renewables, Inc. (ARI), the renewable energy subsidiary of Aboitiz Power Corporation, has secured the final regulatory approval needed to connect its Calatrava Solar Power Plant to the national grid.

Any dream of a Beatles reunion ended years ago. Like the Fab Four, the Magnificent Seven group of big technology stocks are now going their separate ways.

CBS’ decision to end The Late Show in 2026 has shocked Hollywood and loyal viewers alike.

Earnings season continues with reports from several tech giants, including Alphabet—one of the "Magnificent Seven"—along with IBM and Intel, as the artificial intelligence arms race intensifies.

The Manila Electric Company (Meralco) has emerged as a reassuring force amid the severe weather systems that continue to lash Luzon, mobilizing its workforce round-the-clock to restore power to thousands of homes and businesses affected by Typhoon Crising.

Mark Zuckerberg has agreed to settle a multibillion-dollar lawsuit with a group of shareholders over how Meta executives and directors handled repeated privacy violations by Facebook.

A billionaire shipping tycoon who declared that the UK had “gone to hell” has put his £250-million London mansion up for sale after fleeing Britain.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has announced it is closing its preliminary investigation into engine failures in 454,840 Nissan vehicles, following the automaker’s recall issued in June.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), the world’s leading producer of advanced AI chips, posted a record second-quarter profit with forecast-beating growth of 60%, citing surging demand for artificial intelligence.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is investing billions into the company’s AI ambitions, with the goal of developing so-called superintelligence—AI that can surpass human cognitive abilities.

Netflix is set to report second-quarter earnings.

Broadcom has unveiled a new networking processor aimed at accelerating artificial intelligence (AI) data processing, which requires linking together hundreds of chips that must operate in close coordination.

Basketball may have been the launchpad, but for the NBA’s most financially successful players, the real game began after the final buzzer.

Listed firm PHINMA Corporation has infused additional capital into its first-ever township project in Bacolod City, reflecting strong confidence in the project's performance and potential.

Chinese electric vehicle (EV) brands Neta and Zeekr artificially inflated their sales figures in recent years to meet aggressive targets, according to internal documents and interviews with car dealers and buyers.

While many of America’s largest corporations promote the productivity and innovation unlocked by artificial intelligence (AI), they are also quietly flagging AI as a risk in their legal and financial disclosures.