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Tabby Toney didn't set out to have a career in tech. She followed a friend into the industry, doing manual testing of software, with little prior experience and no clear idea of where she wanted the field to take her. 

Mira Murati, the former chief technology officer of OpenAI, is leading one of Silicon Valley's new ventures, and she's putting her money where her mouth is. After leaving OpenAI in late 2023, Murati quietly launched Thinking Machines Lab, an AI company that's already causing waves, Business Insider reports.

A new wave of AI-driven consumer startups is gaining traction among investors in 2025, with many of these platforms blending artificial intelligence with real-world interaction to reshape how people connect, discover, and build communities, Business Insider reports.

Much has been made of the multitude of ways Gen Z is reshaping the culture in corporate America. From their preference for freelance roles to their aversion to management positions, the generation is changing the way offices look and feel.

The New York rep never disclosed owning the stock, prompting the question of how he managed to sell a security he didn’t appear to own in the first place.

Costco's new early-access perk for Executive Members has shoppers flocking to upgrade, but Gold Star members feel left out. Is the £104 ($130) fee worth it?

Women are poised to hold a significantly larger share of global wealth in the coming years, with notable differences in how they manage and grow their financial assets compared to men.

Microsoft's employees might be required to use AI, according to leaked memo.

President Donald Trump's tariffs have had several unintended effects on the economy, but the unease they have created in the bond market has surprised investors around the globe. The tariffs sparked a bond market sell-off, and there was a second selloff after Congress passed Trump's "big beautiful bill." Concerns over…

Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ:MSFT) has restructured its cybersecurity leadership by transferring Chief Information Security Officer Igor Tsyganskiy from the traditional security organization to the Cloud, artificial intelligence division, signaling the tech giant’s strategic pivot toward AI-powered cybersecurity solutions.

Cluely, the controversial AI startup originally built to help users “cheat on everything," has raised $15 million in a new funding round led by venture capital powerhouse Andreessen Horowitz, co-founder Chungin “Roy” Lee announced on X on June 20.