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This popular travel gadget is seeing its lowest price of the year As we head into the busiest travel time of the year, it’s more important than ever to know your flying rights. Let’s start with the big one significant delays and cancellations. If your flight’s delayed 3 hours or more in the US or…

Chip stocks recovered some of their losses Monday after last week’s rout sent them into a bear market. Shares of the Philadelphia Semiconductor index (^SOX) climbed more than 2.6% by midday

We’re coming off a busy week in markets dominated by the resurgence of war in the Middle East and a sharp sell-off in the seemingly invincible semiconductor trade

Facing a police staffing shortage, the city of Florence turned to technology, and Saturday, the state rewarded that bet

Basis, an AI agent platform for accountants that reached a $1.15 billion valuation, debuted a website that provides a tribute to the accounting profession

MLB just slammed the door on artificial intelligence in the dugout. The league now forbids teams from using iPads to run AI for strategy decisions. No more algorithms. This isn’t a small tweak to the rules; it’s a hard ban on high-tech cheating that would’ve changed everything

Chinese President Xi Jinping called for global cooperation on artificial intelligence, warning against countries placing their own national security interests above those of others

Commercial fleets are evaluating a growing range of powertrain technologies, but the right solution continues to depend on the application, available infrastructure, energy costs, and total cost of ownership

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Palantir CTO Shyam Sankar highlighted a shift within the technology community during an interview on the “Ruthless” podcast and said tech entrepreneurs are now building in the national interest