Ex-Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger says we are in an AI bubble, but it won't burst for "several years." Gelsinger told CNBC that businesses have yet to see material benefits from AI investments. Other tech ...

From 'Mission Impossible 8' to 'Megan 2.0' and 'Tron: Ares,' Hollywood's "evil AI" trope has fizzled at a time when warnings about real-life AI have never been more alarming. By James Hibberd ...

Stocks look ready to bounce back from Tuesday’s selloff that was driven largely by concern around big tech and AI spending, a worry also echoed in the early hours in a Bank of England report. But is a ...

Guam’s most colorful fun run returns with both 5K and 10K routes on Nov. 8, according to Triple J, which brings back its signature Bubble Color Run. Online registration opens Oct. 14. The 2025 Triple ...

With the final month of the 2025 season fast approaching, the Tennis Channel team takes a look at the growing ATP and WTA Finals fields and make their expert picks on who has the most to prove, which ...

Frequent headlines about stock indexes hitting record highs don’t mean very much when we are in a bull market, as steady economic growth can fuel overall stock-market growth. But the S&P 500’s ...

A bursting of the artificial intelligence bubble would have a knock-on impact on Europe, but there could be some upside for companies here too, according to one markets analyst. There have been ...

Some 25 years ago I was shown round a “dotcom incubator”. It was a converted office building in London’s Clerkenwell. On each floor, there were huddles of young people, all dressed in black T-shirts, ...

A lot has changed since Carson Block helped create the strategy of short activism 15 years ago. Publishing exposés on stocks that he is betting against has gotten tougher—and not just because of a ...

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The cost of doing business in college athletics has never been higher, and athletic departments are more keen than ever to spend record amounts to hire and fire football coaches amid uncertain ...