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US-Russian ballet dancer Ksenia Karelina, who had been detained in Russia for 12 years on treason charges, has been released and is flying to the United States, according to the top US diplomat, with her lawyer saying she was part of a prisoner exchange agreed between Moscow and Washington.

During Trump's first term, farmers got $23 billion after an earlier round of tariffs.

Both companies were slated to pitch to investors next week, and have no timeline to go to market.

Uncertainty is the enemy of being able to plan, well, anything. Uncertainty leads to unease, anxiety, and a whole bunch of unpleasant feelings that can impact anyone's ability to make good, clearheaded decisions. I probably don't need to tell you that; these are things that you probably already know, and…

An exclusive report by The Wall Street Journal details how Microsoft unveiled OpenAI's unreleased GPT-4 to the world without joint approval from the safety board.

Other lives: Construction industry executive who became an expert in the management theories of Peter Drucker

The fast-food chain is implementing edge computing, Chief Information Officer Brian Rice told the WSJ on Wednesday

Five Democratic senators said they’re concerned X is using Musk’s influential role to “extract revenue from advertisers,” the Wall Street Journal reported after viewing the letter sent to Attorney General Pam Bondi.

Fox News host Jacqui Heinrich lambasted the White House for its decision to choose the media outlets that will be able to cover President Donald Trump closely.

Broadcom and TSMC reportedly looking to chop Intel in half, with separate interests in its foundry and chip design.

Place your bets, basically, but something's probably afoot.