Real estate firm buys century-old Salt Lake City building, plans $40M renovation

A historic Ford Motor Company facility-turned-office building in downtown Salt Lake City has been acquired, and its new owners say they plan to preserve the structure as its new headquarters.

Analysis-Not just Nvidia: these power and cooling firms are riding the trillion-dollar data centre boom

While Nvidia is synonymous with the AI boom, a lesser-known group of power and cooling equipment suppliers is cashing in on a global data centre construction spree as developers race to avoid infrastructure bottlenecks.

Grand Canyon flooding harms an economy that's still recovering from a fire

Tourists are scrambling to find lodging elsewhere after deadly flash flooding in the Grand Canyon. A damaged water line shut down all lodging at the canyon's South Rim. As of Tuesday it's unclear when lodging might reopen. The park remains open to daytime visitors but the natural disaster threatens the area's economy. South Rim restaurants are open, but experts warn that lost room bookings could cost hundreds of thousands of dollars in local revenue. The Grand Canyon drew almost $1 billion a year in spending by nearly 5 million tourists in 2024. Last summer, a wildfire destroyed a lodge and eliminated lodging options at the canyon's North Rim.

Palo Alto Networks beats quarterly earnings estimates, acquires AI platform Console

Palo Alto Networks beat fourth-quarter earnings estimates ​on Tuesday and announced the acquisition of AI-native platform Console, saying advances ‌in artificial intelligence are making cybersecurity a higher priority for ⁠corporate technology leaders.

Dell again lifts annual forecasts as AI demand powers record results

Dell Technologies on Tuesday boosted its annual revenue forecast by $25 billion ​while also raising its profit outlook for the second time this year, driven by soaring demand for its AI servers.

OpenAI says upcoming model is so capable it requires stronger guardrails

OpenAI has determined that one of its upcoming models is so capable it requires additional ​safety measures before it can be launched.

Amazon's Zoox, Alphabet's Waymo expand robotaxi services to more US cities

Amazon's Zoox and Alphabet's Waymo on Tuesday separately ​announced expansions of their driverless ride-hailing operations into new U.S. cities, weeks after Zoox ‌started paid services.

Ogden brewpub to open eatery at Ogden-Hinckley Airport, part of moves to bolster airport profile

An Ogden brewpub is to open a new eatery at Ogden-Hinckley Airport, part of city officials' moves to prod increased use of the small airport and bolster its profile.

CDs make a comeback, boosting US recorded music revenue

A resurgence in CD demand helped power ​a nearly 7% increase in U.S. recorded music revenue in the first ‌half of 2026, the Recording Industry Association of America ⁠said on Tuesday.

Grand Canyon flooding deals another blow to family-owned landmark

Deadly flash flooding in the Grand Canyon has left two people dead and one hiker still missing, while also delivering a devastating economic blow to a Utah family-owned business on the North Rim.

Nestle to offload mainstream vitamin brands for $1 billion

Nestle will sell its mainstream vitamin brands to private equity firm Yellow ​Wood Partners for $1 billion, it said on Tuesday, as CEO Philipp Navratil tightens the company's strategic focus.

Will Trump's plans for Venezuelan oil reserves bring gas prices down?

President Donald Trump announced a deal Friday to open Venezuelan oil reserves in a move he promised would double U.S. oil supplies and lower gas prices. Will it actually work?

TCL sues Samsung for false advertising over 'Mini LED' televisions

Chinese consumer electronics company TCL sued South Korea's Samsung in Los ​Angeles federal court, accusing its rival of falsely advertising some televisions as using "Mini LED" technology.

Social media companies are trying harder to know which users are kids

Determining which accounts belong to children is the linchpin of online child safety measures that Meta, Google, TikTok, Roblox and other companies are ramping up.

Cook hands Apple to Ternus: bigger and richer, but catching up in AI race

Apple CEO Tim Cook will pass the baton to Apple hardware chief John Ternus, who ‌will be steering the company in the AI era, with Cook becoming executive chairman on Tuesday.

Struggling GoPro sells majority stake to optical maker Starman for $285 million

A little-known optical parts maker is buying GoPro for $285 million in cash, a deal that would ​repay the struggling action-camera maker's debt and give it more room to navigate surging memory chip prices and tough Chinese competition.

US stock indexes open lower as high yields, oil prices dent sentiment

Wall Street's ​main indexes opened lower on Tuesday, extending ‌a weak run as ⁠elevated bond ​yields and ⁠higher oil ‌prices kept ‌investors at bay at ⁠the ⁠start of a historically weak month for equities.

Keurig Dr Pepper to sell back Chobani stake, manufacturing site for $925 million

(Corrects headline and paragraph 1 to clarify the $925 million proceeds ​includes Keurig's stake in Chobani as well as a manufacturing facility)

Ford to recall about 149,000 vehicles in US over power loss, NHTSA says

Ford Motor is recalling 148,663 ​vehicles in the U.S. due to a loss of driver ‌power and loss of headlight function or windshield ⁠washing system ​function, which can ⁠reduce visibility, the U.S. National ‌Highway Traffic Safety ‌Administration said on Tuesday.