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Home to Carnegie Mellon, the former steelmaking hub now can boast of its tech prowess. But it’s not Silicon Valley.

Fei-Fei Li of Stanford and the Commerce Department’s Alan Davidson agree that artificial intelligence has the potential to do a lot of good. But, they say, thoughtful regulation is crucial.

Once buoyed by demand for COVID-19 vaccines and treatments, the biotech industry is experiencing a sobering leveling out

Microsoft stock’s rally has stalled. This is how long shareholders might need to wait to see AI profits flowing through.

Retailers that adopt artificial-intelligence initiatives could see outsize stock performance, says analyst Jay Sole.

By Stephen Nakrosis Biotechnology company Cargo Therapeutics on Friday filed for an initial public offering with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission....

By Mauro Orru Germany's SAP is open to more investments in artificial intelligence and also acquisitions to streamline its operations, Chief Executive...

Germany’s Merck said it expected to return to organic sales growth next year after a broadly flat performance in 2023, helped by reduced Covid-19 headwinds and recovering demand for semiconductor materials.

The climate campaigner was spotted protesting at London's Canary Wharf after being arrested by the city's Metropolitan police force on Tuesday

Results from the world’s largest contract chipmaker hint that the long downturn in prices could finally be ending. Meanwhile, demand from AI is surging.