Consumers, AI spending likely supported US economic growth in the second quarter

The U.S. economy likely maintained a steady pace of growth in the second quarter, supported by stronger consumer spending and business investment in equipment tied to the buildout of AI infrastructure.

Utah joins lawsuit against Hims and Hers alleging unauthorized subscriptions, data sharing

Utah on Wednesday joined California and the Federal Trade Commission in a lawsuit against Hims and Hers, accusing the telehealth company of charging customers for subscriptions they never purchased and sharing private health data with advertisers without consent.

Salt Lake Parade of Homes celebrates historic 80th anniversary as nation's first

The Salt Lake Parade of Homes is marking its 80th anniversary with 30 featured homes.

Why Americans are leasing fewer cars

Vehicle leasing has declined in the United States in recent years, curbing what has long been a preferred route to new wheels for many car shoppers.

China warns of retaliation if US sticks with robot ban

China will "resolutely retaliate" if the U.S. insists on acting ‌unilaterally over an import ban on new Chinese ⁠robots and ​power inverters, the ⁠commerce ministry said on Thursday.

EU lays out $11.4 billion for 7 AI gigafactories as it aims to catch up with US and China

The European Union is offering $11.4 billion in funding for firms to erect seven AI gigafactories as it seeks to close the AI gap with U.S. and China, the 27-nation bloc's executive said on Thursday.