Business Leaders
Dave Portnoy 'wouldn't hire any' anti-Israel college activists
Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy reacts to Kristi Noem's dog story and anti-Israel protests continuing on college campuses.
Apple forced to apologize after new iPad Pro ad sparks controversy online: 'We missed the mark. We’re sorry'
A new iPad Pro ad caused a stir on social media, with several users responding critically, forcing Apple to apologize.
Man risks losing finger in viral Tesla Cybertruck 'frunk' sensor test video
Tesla Cybertruck's front trunk, better known as a frunk, was tested by an owner for its sensitivity to detecting objects in a now-viral video taken last week.
Elon Musk's Neuralink implant experiences temporary problem
Neuralink said that the first human implant had a problem in the weeks following the historic surgery. Since then, the company made improvements to the algorithm.
Palantir CEO Alex Karp: Campus protesters 'make no sense'
Karp slams campus protesters saying they're "praying to the altar of a new form of pagan religion" and says liberal progressives like him should see the superiority of Western values.
It's a 'bit of a fight' to get US consumers to spend at restaurants: John Peyton
Dine Brands CEO John Peyton explains how the company has succeeded despite inflationary pressures squeezing diners at popular restaurants like Applebee's and IHOP.
Elizabeth Holmes has more time cut off her sentence
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes has seen a few more months shaved off her prison sentence after originally being ordered to serve more than 11 years for fraud.
The 'end of the oil age' is not yet upon us: Chevron CEO Mike Wirth
Chevron Chairman and CEO Mike Wirth talks the Hess purchase, latest earnings, new oil production projects and the future of the natural gas market in a wide-ranging interview on 'Mornings with Maria.'
See what Lauren Sanchez, Jeff Bezos wore to Met Gala
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez attended the Met Gala Monday evening. The event is held at the museum's Fifth Avenue location each year.
Billionaire Columbia alum Leon Cooperman says protests are 'organized anarchy'
Billionaire Columbia University alum Leon Cooperman says the protests at his alma mater have descended into "organized anarchy," but he believes the school is addressing it.