Wall Street suffered steep losses as investors reassessed the outlook for the AI boom following Democrats' sweeping midterm election victories.

Google expanded voluntary exit packages to employees in Canada, France, Germany, Japan and Switzerland as heavy AI spending weighs on Alphabet stock.

Alphabet suffered one of the largest stock market wipeouts in history after investors questioned the Google parent's massive artificial intelligence spending.

Alphabet and Microsoft reported strong earnings fueled by growing AI demand, even as the tech giants continue investing billions in data centers and cloud infrastructure.

The expansion adds Seattle and Denver to Walmart and Wing's drone delivery network, which already gives more than 3 million customers access to the service.

Google Flights data reveals the exact number of days before departure when holiday airfare hits its lowest average price for each trip type.

The S&P 500 survived September and now faces a pivotal October as Alphabet, Amazon and Microsoft prepare to unveil third-quarter earnings.

Andreessen Horowitz is backing a new San Francisco education venture with $42 million as Silicon Valley bets AI will reshape how future tech founders and workers are trained.

With hybrid threats reshaping Europe's security landscape, President Stubb says Finland's resilience has become a competitive advantage for attracting AI investment.

Google revealed to FOX Business an initiative addressing the workforce shortage in skilled trades by training veterans for roles like electrician and pipefitter.