The Trump administration announced $8 billion in aid for farmers to help offset rising fuel costs, a major burden for growers during the harvest.

Nvidia Corp. shelled out nearly $2.2 million on federal lobbying in the third quarter, the chipmaker’s biggest investment in disclosed influence efforts to date, new filings show.

The tide is turning on neoclouds, a business segment that’s emerged over the past few years to supply the vast amounts of data center computing needed to power artificial intelligence systems.

Senate Democrats dropped a fresh trove on criticism of technology companies tapped to operate state Medicaid eligibility systems, alleging these firms — which stand to make millions as new work ...

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a trip to the Middle East, just days before the country holds elections, Axios reported on Monday.

President Donald Trump sent Bombardier Inc.’s shares up after indicating he would back away from threats to boycott the Canadian private jet maker, citing the company’s workforce in Kansas as he ...

The OpenAI software engineer charged with planting a hidden recording device in one of the company’s offices must remain in jail for the time being, a federal judge ruled.

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The former chief executive officer of Albertsons Co. told a judge that rival Kroger Co. was to blame for the failure of a planned $24.6 billion merger of the two largest US grocery store chains.

Midterm campaigns are putting candidates on the record on data center policy — and saddling them with a list of promises to fulfill when the 120th Congress convenes in January.

When Founders Fund considered investing in Polymarket in 2025, it learned that the prediction-market startup’s young chief executive, Shayne Coplan, had been using company money to pay for private jet ...

Democrats know high health costs are pummeling Americans, and on the campaign trail, they’re selling big ideas to bring them down. But making those ideas a reality in Congress is a different story.