US Business

Chinese ham producers and real-estate companies are jumping on the artificial-intelligence bandwagon, pouring millions of dollars into semiconductor companies.

After one CEO looked awkward on social media, millions including his competitor pounced.

The ‘CBS Mornings’ co-host dispelled rumors of a possible departure, staying with the network amid a broader overhaul.

U.S. shale giants won’t budge from their plans, despite the market chaos.

Pinterest will use the injection to help fund a $3.5 billion share-buyback program.

Shares were down 18%—wiping out gains in the year to date—amid broad-based stock losses due to the Middle East conflict.

The company decided against the changes but is scrutinizing other major sports- and music-marketing agreements.

Better-than-expected profit was supported by strengthened demand and a rebound in orders from China.

Plus, the DOJ reverses course on law firm sanctions and Vail Resorts discounts the Epic Pass for Gen Z.

The coffee chain expects to open the office later this year as part of efforts to expand in parts of the U.S., the company said in an internal message.