The U.S. labor market is showing a complicated mix of resilience and caution. Employers had 7.27 million job openings in July, slightly higher than the revised June level, but hiring slowed significantly—an indication that companies

For U.S. businesses, cybersecurity is becoming harder to treat as a discretionary technology expense. Palo Alto Networks’ latest earnings have reinforced that message, with strong demand for next-generation security products showing that companies are continuing

A German drone manufacturer is expanding its ambitions in the United States after securing investment linked to the CIA’s venture arm, highlighting how Washington is increasingly looking overseas for technology that can strengthen America’s defense-industrial

Artificial intelligence is forcing America’s consulting industry to rethink one of its most familiar business models, as companies that once relied heavily on large teams of analysts, researchers and junior consultants increasingly turn to AI

U.S. manufacturing reshoring is creating a new investment opportunity for industrial companies as businesses increase domestic production, strengthen supply chains and spend heavily on factories, machinery and infrastructure. The trend is gaining additional momentum from

U.S. industrial companies are finding a new growth engine as artificial intelligence investment drives a massive expansion of data centers, power infrastructure and related manufacturing. The boom is creating opportunities for manufacturers that were once