The global artificial intelligence boom is rapidly changing where technology companies build factories—and Taiwan is becoming a major driver of that shift in the United States. Taiwanese companies are preparing to invest an additional $20 billion in the U.S., with

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 are still looking for workers

For American companies, the latest surge in oil prices is becoming more than a temporary market disturbance. As the U.S.-Iran conflict intensifies and crude prices push toward $100 a barrel, executives are once again being forced to weigh whether higher

U.S. businesses are facing a fresh cost shock as renewed fighting between the United States and Iran sends oil prices sharply higher, raising concerns that more expensive fuel could quickly spread through transportation, manufacturing, agriculture and other parts of the

MongoDB delivered a stronger-than-expected quarter, but investors quickly shifted their attention from the database company’s headline growth to a more complicated question: how much will the AI boom cost to sustain? MongoDB reported fiscal second-quarter revenue of $771.8 million, up

GitLab shares jumped more than 15% in after-hours trading after the software development company delivered stronger-than-expected fiscal second-quarter results, giving investors another sign that enterprise technology spending remains resilient despite concerns that artificial intelligence could disrupt traditional software businesses. The