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Trump spent decades fighting the law, law has finally caught up with him

As the Supreme Court, which has been a weak ally to justice in the Trump years, has noted in Trump rulings, no American, including presidents, is above the rule of law, Timothy L. O'Brien writes

Key moments in Donald Trump's trial that led to the guilty verdict

Jury found Trump guilty on 34 false-records counts determined he broke the law

OpenAI shuts down influence networks using its tools in Russia, China

The company said that ultimately, in its assessment, these campaigns failed to significantly increase their reach as a result of using OpenAI's services

Jindal Power to partner with Venezuelan state oil company: Report

Jindal's entrance comes as Venezuela reshapes its oil partnerships amid the reimposition of US sanctions after President Nicolas Maduro's fell short of promises to ensure fair elections

Designer of the tallest building wants to turn skyscrapers into batteries

The concept is similar to widely used pumped hydroelectric plants

Elon Musk, Morgan Stanley 'hid' Twitter stock buying, suit says: Report

An Oklahoma public pension fund claims Musk's delay in disclosing his ownership of more than 5% of the social media company artificially kept its share price down

India needs wider range of semiconductor suppliers, says industry expert

Governments around the world are investing aggressively to build domestic supplies of semiconductors

Sweltering heat raises gas demand as idle power plants resume operations

India invoked an emergency provision to spur output at gas-fired power stations that had previously been idling

China considers record penalty for PwC over Evergrande auditing work

PwC has been under the spotlight after China launched one of the biggest investigations of financial fraud in history involving developer Evergrande

Indian inflows set to pause following China's bond index playbook

Foreign investors are increasingly showing a preference for India's sovereign debt over China's to reap gains from the nation's faster economic growth

Here's how AI could save the middle class from demographic decline

AI will augment tacit knowledge some workers already possess and enable them to perform roles that were once the domain of paid professionals. It may even help the world cope with the labour scarcity

Apple signals that it's working on TV, sports app for android phones

Apple has long sought to put TV+ on as many platforms as possible and already offers apps for smart TVs, Roku, Amazon streaming devices and game consoles

HP reports increased computer sales with optimism rising for AI PCs

The PC market had seen a historic decline over the last two years after many consumers, businesses and schools purchased laptops in the early months of the pandemic

HSBC makes wealth push in Middle East after hiring 100 private bankers

HSBC is known for its wealth prowess across Asia, but it's long lagged Swiss rivals like UBS Group AG in the Middle East

Tesla blasts Glass Lewis after adviser seeks rejection of Musk pay package

The EV maker's board has been working to rally shareholder support ahead of its June 13 annual meeting

Global investors lift India's derivative holdings to record $101 bn

Foreign funds' open interest, or the number of contracts outstanding in value terms, reached 8.4 trillion rupees ($101 billion) on the National Stock Exchange Tuesday

Meta removes accounts in China, Israel pushing content likely made by AI

Meta, the parent of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, has seen threat actors rely on AI to produce fake images, videos and text in an effort to influence users on its sites

Tesla's $56 bn pay package for Elon Musk opposed by Calpers CEO Frost

Musk criticized Frost's remarks, saying in a post on his social media platform X that the pension fund 'is breaking their word'

At $10,000, shipping container rates are again the talk of global trade

With capacity stretched by more than five months of attacks on vessels in the Red Sea, the container shipping industry is scrambling to meet demand that's picking up in the US and Europe

Sony in talks to buy Queen's music catalog in potential $1 bn deal

Sony is working with another investor on a purchase that could potentially total $1 billion, people familiar with the matter said, asking not to be named discussing confidential information