Toyota Motor Corp. said Thursday that its global output in October rose 3.8% from a year earlier to 926,987 units, hitting a record high for a single month for the first time in nearly two years, driven by robust hybrid sales in North America.

Chinese sportswear firms Anta Sports Products and Li Ning are among those exploring a potential takeover of struggling German sportswear brand Puma.

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. has begun sales of its first smart glasses powered by its Qwen AI models, marking a rare foray into consumer hardware.

Thousands of Airbus planes are returning to normal service after being briefly grounded following a warning that solar radiation could interfere with onboard computers.

The Big Mac has a big problem.

Mining company BHP Group has made a renewed takeover approach to rival Anglo American.

Best Buy has posted third-quarter results that beat Wall Street estimates and raised its full-year outlook.

Marks & Spencer is considering a major expansion of its food store portfolio, just months after it was targeted by a cyberattack that cost the department store chain £324 million.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has spent much of this year focused on the carmaker’s robotics pursuits and winning shareholder approval for his freshly minted $1 trillion pay package.

A senior executive at Campbell’s Co. has been placed on leave after a lawsuit filed by a former employee alleged that he disparaged the company’s products and made offensive remarks about “poor people” and Indian co-workers.

Boeing is pushing to rebuild its reputation and production rhythm as it battles to fix long-running quality issues in its 737 factory, with early signs of a turnaround emerging from the shop floor.

Nvidia shares fell after reports that Meta is in talks to spend billions of dollars on Google’s AI chips.

HP Inc. is doubling down on artificial intelligence (AI) — and betting it will replace thousands of jobs in the process.

The Trump administration is considering greenlighting sales of Nvidia's H200 artificial intelligence chips to China.

Hon Hai, the Taiwanese manufacturing giant best known globally as Foxconn, has unveiled a new electric vehicle and outlined its ambitions in artificial intelligence at its annual technology showcase in Taipei.

As the dust settles on Nvidia’s (NVDA) solid earnings beat and guidance raise, China remains a sore spot for the artificial intelligence (AI) chipmaker.

Paul Kelly is the owner of the only USDA-approved turkey plant in the US that dry-plucks and hangs its birds, a process many believe creates crispier skin and better flavor.

Tesla and Nvidia posted gains late last week as the S&P 500 ended the day largely flat, rebounding after their worst declines in more than a month.

The stock market’s early rally fizzled.

The publisher of Britain’s Daily Mail has entered exclusive talks to buy Telegraph Media Group in a deal that would link two news groups that have traditionally supported the right-leaning Conservative Party.

Nvidia stock jumped as much as 4% after the AI chip leader’s third-quarter results beat analysts’ estimates on both the top and bottom lines and offered a better-than-anticipated outlook.

ASML's CEO said the Dutch chip-gear maker has not been affected by tensions between the Netherlands and China over the Dutch government's takeover of chipmaker Nexperia.

Elon Musk is apparently still not over the fact that Bill Gates bet against Tesla, even as his multimillion-dollar short has ballooned into a $1.5 billion loss.

Younger Australian teenagers on Instagram, Facebook and Threads are being told their accounts will be shut down ahead of the country’s social media ban for under-16s.