New York has a new largest tech unicorn, and it's not even close. Corporate spending automation platform Ramp ranked No. 1 on Crain's annual list of the city's largest tech unicorns after a recent $32 ...

Joey McGuire loves AT&T Stadium. A noted Cowboys fan, McGuire has good experiences inside Jerry World, as do many of his Texas Tech football players, who have won titles in the stadium before. To ...

The popularity of GLP-1 weight-loss medications continues to soar—and their uptake is helping to push down obesity rates on a national scale—but a safe, evidence-based way off the drugs isn’t yet in ...

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. (OTC: SSNLF) is accelerating its comeback in the chip manufacturing race, boosting 2-nanometer output and winning major new clients in a push to narrow its long-standing ...

For last-minute shoppers, your friendly neighborhood WSJ personal-tech team has updated our annual holiday tech gift guide, the list of products we tested and genuinely liked this year. From Nothing’s ...

Equity investors are growing increasingly concerned about the amount of leverage that Big Tech is taking on to build out its artificial intelligence infrastructure as the industry faces rising fears ...

These tools streamline the daily processes of equipment management and GSE inspections—two critical components of safe and efficient ramp operations. Over the past several months, CaneDesign has gone ...

Artificial intelligence might be the most transformative technology in generations. It is also the most joyless. While Wall Street greets AI with open arms, ordinary Americans respond with ambivalence ...

The one area outside of AI where investors are still enthusiastic is expense management fintech, at least if Ramp’s 2025 is anything to judge by. Every few months, Ramp has raised another large sum at ...

As the LSU coaching search ramps up following Brian Kelly’s departure, plenty of names are being thrown around nationally — but Texas Tech fans can rest easy knowing one powerful voice in Lubbock ...

Tech executives and journalists get caught up in the buzz over expensive deals, but enterprises are still waiting for affordable, reliable solutions to real business problems. The tech world is abuzz ...