Paramount CEO David Ellison demanded staff come back to the office five days a week or else find a new job.

The “Why Do It?” campaign is designed to “connect with young athletes where they are,” according to Nike, and “reframes greatness as a choice, not an outcome.”

Kraft Heinz, the packaged-food giant created in 2015 by Warren Buffett and Brazilian private equity firm 3G Capital, is officially breaking up.

McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski is slimming down the cost of the fast-food giant’s value meals as he grapples with a widening divide between consumers who are still spending freely and those who are pulling back.

Alphabet’s shares surged to a record high after U.S. regulators stepped back from a proposed set of new restrictions on large AI platforms. Analysts say the real driver behind Google’s market-breaking rally lies in the success of its competitors.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella now says GPT-5 on Copilot has become part of his “everyday workflow.”. In a LinkedIn post, the Gen Xer revealed his top five prompts that are helping drive success at the $3.7 trillion tech giant.

The future of Tesla lies with its humanoid robots, according to CEO Elon Musk.

McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski said President Donald Trump’s no tax on tips policy would not benefit its restaurants.

Billionaire CEO Marc Benioff said his $248 billion Salesforce has cut about 4,000 customer service roles as AI agents step in to do the work.

While competitive compensation still matters, the AI talent wars prove that squishy concepts like culture, empathetic leadership, and collegiality are stronger forces than most people would imagine.

Nvidia’s profits and market cap are already so gigantic that to reward shareholders, it would need to swell to a size dwarfing where any tech giant stands today.

Airbnb may be a globally recognized, $79 billion company with around 7,300 employees, but CEO Brian Chesky says he still manages it like a startup.

Organizers of a Target boycott that began in January are pointing to their tactics as a hopeful sign that actions against corporate retailers can still make a deep impact.

Nvidia surpassed analyst expectations when it reported earnings this week, but it also revealed the influence of its two biggest customers has grown.

Autonomous testing of Tesla cars has begun in the 3.5-mile tunnel system that Elon Musk’s Boring Company operates below the Las Vegas Convention Center.

Nvidia’s quarterly financials have become a litmus test for the AI boom—and, by extension, for the whole stock market.

Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, reportedly gave noise-canceling headphones to his neighbors in an effort to address years of frustration over ongoing construction surrounding his expanding residential compound.

Nvidia’s new $3,499 robot “brain” aims to make humanoid machines as quick-thinking and sure-footed as experienced workers.

Elon Musk on Monday targeted Apple and OpenAI in an antitrust lawsuit alleging that the iPhone maker and the ChatGPT maker are teaming up to thwart competition in artificial intelligence.

In December, construction began on Meta’s biggest-yet data center: a $10 billion complex of nine buildings, housing bank upon bank of servers that will take up over 4 million square feet, an area larger than Disneyland.