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AI Gig Workers Face 'Unfair' Work Conditions

By Billy Perrigo

Adidas and Ye’s Secret Battle Over a $100 Million Fund

By Bob Van Voris and Kim Bhasin / Bloomberg

Twitter’s Surge in Harmful Content Keeps Advertiser Away

By Aisha Counts and Eari Nakano/Bloomberg

Trouble for Full-Time In-Office Companies

By Alana Semuels
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Fast Fashion Retailer Temu Accuses Rival Shein of Bullying Suppliers

The lawsuit offers a rare glimpse into the business models of the two secretive companies — and their fierce competitive practices

By Jane Zhang and Katie Arcieri / Bloomberg

What to Know About the Shein Lawsuit

Small business owners have long spoken out against the company for stealing designs.

By Solcyre Burga

A Top Shein Exec on That Influencer Trip Fiasco

Shein executive vice chairman Donald Tang on what the company learned from the influencer trip fallout

By Alana Semuels

Tesla's First Electric Pickup Has Rolled Off the Assembly Line, Company Says

The company tweeted a photo on Saturday showing scores of workers in helmets and yellow vests surrounding the truck.

By Associated Press

Every 'Barbie' Partnership That We Could Find

Mattel and Warner Bros. have collaborated with a number of brands ranging from Burger King to Crocs.

By Eliana Dockterman

Extreme Heat Hits Companies Where It Hurts

The office air conditioning can feel like a refuge from the extremes outside, but it may be time for businesses to start feeling the heat.

By Justin Worland

What to Know About Elon Musk's xAI

Elon Musk's new company xAI says it wants 'to understand the true nature of the universe.'

By Will Henshall

Why the IMF is Lending $3 Billion to Pakistan

The cash-strapped nation clinched the crucial bailout hours before the IMF's deadline.

By Astha Rajvanshi

What Bill Gates Thinks About the Risks From AI

'The future of AI is not as grim as some people think or as rosy as others think,' Gates wrote in a blog post.

By Will Henshall

Microsoft's $69 Billion Deal to Buy Activision Blizzard

A federal judge has declined to block Microsoft's $69 billion takeover of video game company Activision Blizzard.

By Matt O'Brien/AP

Amazon Prime Day Scams You Should Watch Out for

Amazon Prime Day is here. And, once again, experts are warning consumers of scams.

By WYATTE GRANTHAM-PHILIPS / AP

Critics Slam Big Tech Lobbying in Trade Talks

Activists have started a campaign to limit tech giants' role in writing the digital chapter of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework.

By Emily Birnbaum and Eric Martin/Bloomberg

Former TikTok Moderator Threatens Lawsuit in Kenya

A former TikTok content moderator claims that he developed PTSD as a result of his work.

By Billy Perrigo

How the Silicon Valley Bank Crisis Boosted Banking Startup Brex

Brex CEO Henrique Dubugras says, "It was the craziest experience of my professional career."

By Alejandro de la Garza

China Appears to Choose National Security Over Foreign Investment

A broadened anti-espionage law makes China’s business environment even more opaque.

By Chad de Guzman

China's Rise as a Lender Is Making Sovereign Debt Relief Harder

Low-income countries are reaching debt levels not seen in 25 years. The rise of China as a lender has played a role.

By Anna Gordon
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