In a surprise twist, giant pandas are coming back to the U.S.
China has agreed to a 10-year lease of the pandas, which will run through April 2034. The zoo will pay the Chinese government $1 million
U.S. vows to support Israel’s defense as Iran launches drone attack
Iran launched drones toward Israel late Saturday, the Israeli military announced, and Iran’s state-run media reported that dozens had been fired. The Israeli army’s spokesman,
How a ‘rebel’ hire at Autodesk ascended to the company’s top job
On this episode of Fortune’s Leadership Next podcast, co-hosts Alan Murray and Michal Lev-Ram sit down with Andrew Anagnost, president and CEO of Autodesk. The company “makes software
China’s economy: experts warns on 5 misconceptions
U.S.-China economic relations are in focus as Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen visited Beijing on Sunday, seeking to ease tensions amid mounting disagreements. The push to improve cooperation
‘Craziest talent war I’ve ever seen:’ Elon Musk says AI is hitting a new frenzy—and he helped set it off 9 years ago with Larry Page and Sam Altman
AI talent is hard to come by these days, even for Elon Musk—and he knows more than a thing or two about that. The Tesla
Hyundai, Kia recover in sales after going viral for being easy to steal
In 2021, TikTok was rampant with videos of Gen Zers boasting how easy it was to break into certain Kia and Hyundai models—turning cities into
10 of the highest-paying programming jobs right now
In our modern age, computers impact practically every aspect of daily life. But before we can type an address into our smartphone or book a
