Technology

Ralph Lauren CEO Patrice Louvet said participating in the virtual world extends the brand’s reach and creates new money-making opportunities.

The tie-up marks one of the biggest client wins yet for Stripe, and forms part of Ford’s turnaround plan under CEO Jim Farley.

China has made boosting self-sufficiency as well as research and development into semiconductors a top priority, prompting tech giants to invest into chips.

Amazon was expected to prevent Brits from using a Visa-issued credit card on its platform from Jan. 19.

Thai start-up Baiya Phytopharm is working on a Covid-19 vaccine — using the leaves of an Australian tobacco plant.

Walmart appears to be venturing into the metaverse with plans to create its own cryptocurrency and collection of NFTs.

Microsoft shareholders overwhelmingly supported a shareholder initiative on sexual harassment. The woman behind the proposal says it’s a sign of progress.

Robo-advisors, which use algorithms to help put investing on auto pilot, are growing more popular. But are they right for everyone?

The U.S. territory has crypto-friendly policies, including huge tax breaks to those who spend at least 183 days on the island each year.

Cooley LLP did not fire the attorney, and Elon Musk’s Tesla and SpaceX have since started to replace the firm, The Wall Street Journal reported.

The metaverse and Web3 won’t be fully formed in 2022, but new jobs, new investments and a new global infrastructure are coming.

The HIFO (short for highest in, first out) accounting method can significantly slash an investor’s tax obligation.

The U.S. used to be a global leader in lithium production, but now has fallen way behind. Several domestic projects are in the works, but will it be enough?

A handful of top sports reporters are followed by millions of fans desperate for breaking news. They’re now set to command big paydays.

CNBC sports business reporter Jabari Young experienced the Jan. 10 NBA courtside game between the Celtics and Pacers on the Oculus 2 headset.

Broadway producer Keven McCollum closed ‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ with a plan to return in the spring, he says, to save the show, but theater unions are skeptical.

Google told employees in a memo that it will enforce mandated testing as a “temporary measure” due to rising infection rates from the omicron variant.

The states, led by New York Attorney General Letitia James, argued the judge wrongly dismissed their case.

Netflix has been raising prices in previous years and it is part of the company’s long-term strategy.

The Athletic considered a variety of merger and alternative funding options before agreeing to sell to The New York Times.