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Google wants to double AI capacity every six months, but it wants to keep a lid on cost and power consumption.

Sometimes, it's just not worth the fight.

The dealership said the car disappeared!

Nearly one-quarter of U.S. households are living paycheck to paycheck, according to a study by the Bank of America Institute released last week. 

For the first time ever, holiday spending in the U.S. is set to surpass $1 trillion. The VanEck Retail ETF can help investors capitalize on that.

UPS and Fedex both own dozens of MD-11 freighter jets, which have been grounded ahead of the critical Christmas period

Binance founder Changpeng Zhao says that Binance is not looking to receive a refund of fines paid as part of its 2023 settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice following his recent presidential pardon.

Subscription services have infiltrated today's cars. And it's annoying. Features and amenities once included with a new vehicle now require a monthly fee to access. Thankfully, a new bill in New York is attempting to curb this practice—but it might not have the intended effect. 

The Ford Escape PHEV and Lincoln Corsair PHEV are being recalled for the second time over the same issue.

The number of wealthy Americans including their younger relatives in the charity donation decision-making process is falling, according to Bank of America (NYSE:BAC).

Mercedes-Benz doesn’t just want to beat BMW in the US—it wants to dominate. The Stuttgart-based automaker aims to become the country’s top luxury brand within the next few years, targeting annual sales of 400,000 units, not including fleet deliveries.