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The world’s richest man and others are describing a world with little work.

As part of a broad review, the entertainment company has reignited discussions about adding some channels to its venture with Hearst.

Novo Nordisk, the Danish pharmaceutical giant that makes the blockbuster Wegovy obesity drug, said it will invest over $6 billion to boost production capacity.

The company later restored access to the chatbot, which is owned by OpenAI.

Chinese videogame maker Tencent agrees to start selling a new lower-cost headset from Meta late next year.

Executives and financiers are hustling to get off-the-shelf drones to Israel for reconnaissance and rescue.

California regulators suspended the company’s license after a pedestrian was severely injured.

Unions representing Las Vegas Strip workers struck a tentative deal with Caesars Entertainment, one of three casino companies working to avert a strike that could start on Friday if more agreements aren’t reached.

CEO Kate Johnson bought 1 million shares of Lumen Technologies stock last week as it dipped into penny-stock territory.

Major U.S. passenger airlines are on a hiring spree that has left regional carriers desperate for aviators with enough experience to fill the captain’s seat.