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The AI company has shared few details on the dynamics of the five-person trust empowered to shape its board and block major moves.

John Overdeck is trying to prevent a feud with his wife over his $723 million divorce settlement offer from costing him in a battle with his Two Sigma co-founder.

Recent attacks by Houthi rebels are making U.S. executives nervous to travel to the Future Investment Initiative conference in Saudi Arabia next week.

The automaker is leaning into its racing heritage in the region as Chinese competition craters its sales.

Marketing chief Julia Goldin says Lego is creating buildings sets around passions that cross demographic boundaries, such as gaming and Formula One.

Penske Automotive Group has agreed to be taken private by the transportation-services company’s biggest investors for about $4 billion.

The deal, if completed, could value the business at around $18 billion.

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Elon Musk’s latest vision for the company’s sports car has more to do with China than cold-gas rocket thrusters.

The problem may be bigger than a few weak brands. Pepsi needs to stop tinkering and consider more fundamental changes.