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In The Long Reckoning, Black unites his areas of expertise in international affairs and the environment to explore a landscape littered with the detritus of war

With offices open again, and remote work more common, companies now have options - and it's not necessarily clear what is best for workers

If the internet is the fictional doctor and scientist Bruce Banner, furtive and a little troubled but basically benign, meganets are Incredible Hulks, snarling and uncontainable

Today, the new language model from OpenAI may not seem all that dangerous. But the worst risks are the ones we cannot anticipate

The inaction over A.I. is part of a familiar pattern, in which technology is again outstripping U.S. rule-making and regulation

Internal doubts are mounting at the Taiwanese chip maker over its US factory, according to interviews with 11 TSMC employees

The creation of new jobs would be a boon for New York City, which has lagged behind the rest of the country in recovering employment lost during the pandemic

The tipping point when EVs become as cheap or cheaper than cars with internal combustion engines could arrive this year for mass market models and is already the case for some luxury vehicles

The incident has become a case study in how drug companies artificially prop up prices of their best-selling drugs

JPMorgan claimed that Frank's young founder, Charlie Javice, had engaged in an elaborate scheme to stuff that list of five million customers with fakery

The Michigan plant came to national attention in 2022 after FDA, while fielding reports of infants sickened by formula produced there, found strikingly unsanitary co

In just three years, FTX, founded by Sam Bankman-Fried, had swiftly put money into a hodgepodge of assets