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A tender offer at that valuation would make OpenAI one of the most valuable startups in the U.S., bucking a tech retrenchment.

The home-goods chain’s stock plunged after it expressed substantial doubt about its ability to stay in business.

American imports fell more than exports amid high inflation and interest rates.

The company settled with the Consumer Product Safety Commission after the watchdog accused the company of failing to immediately report that its Tread+ machines contained a defect that could cause serious injury.

The cuts focused on the company’s corporate staff exceed an earlier projection and represent about 5% of the company’s corporate workforce.

GM bucked last year’s industry declines to regain the U.S. sales crown from Toyota.

The company says it will sell mifepristone in certain stores, a day after the FDA changed its rules to allow retail pharmacies to fill prescriptions.

Han Jong-hee wants to boost market share by improving integration between Samsung’s gadgets and appliances.

An Irish regulator’s action against the Facebook owner delivered a punch to the digital-advertising industry.

Political advertising was largely banned in 2019 under then-Chief Executive Jack Dorsey.