Preetika Rana

Public bickering about the presidential candidates is souring friendships and sparking feuds in the usually left-leaning industry.

The latest partnership between the companies comes as self-driving cars are gaining traction.

The billionaire co-founder of Andreessen Horowitz had earlier helped deepen a political divide in Silicon Valley by supporting Donald Trump.

Some have no qualms about treating ChatGPT like their servant; ‘Just like humans, AI can’t always be the bigger person.’

The tech company’s capital expenditures reached a quarterly record amid a big build-out of artificial-intelligence infrastructure.

The choice signals the growing influence of tech leaders and loyalists in the new administration.

Add Uber Technologies and its CEO, Dara Khosrowshahi, to the list of tech companies pouring money into President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration fund. Uber and Khosrowshahi don't

After ending their own driverless plans, the ride-sharing companies are embracing autonomous-vehicle operators and offering new app features.

Uber's stock fell Wednesday after the company reported lower-than-expected operating income, and highlighted its plans to prepare for the arrival of robotaxis. The adoption of Waymo self-driving cars in cities like San Francisco and [Tesla’s robotaxi plans](https://www.wsj.com/business/autos/elon-m

The company plans to allocate a record amount to capital expenditures to build artificial-intelligence infrastructure.