AI agents did not take off in 2025. Obstacles include legacy systems and architecture. Companies that succeeded were thoughtful about implementation. This past year was deemed the year of AI agents by ...

Australia’s Department of Finance is asking questions related to Deloitte’s use of AI in government contract work, and about the technology’s role in exam cheating at KPMG, officials told senators ...

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A woman’s story about being asked an unexpected question during a job interview has gone viral on social media, sparking discussion about honesty, self-awareness, and workplace values. The post, ...

WASHINGTON — Spire Global has secured a contract from Deloitte to design, build and operate eight satellites that will support the consulting firm’s push into on-orbit cybersecurity, the companies ...

As the holiday shopping season starts to kick into high gear, Americans are balancing Black Friday deals with lingering concerns about their own finances. Consumers are looking to shell out less this ...

Anderson Cooper, anchor of CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360," has contributed to 60 Minutes since 2006. His exceptional reporting on big news events has earned Cooper a reputation as one of television's ...

Former Vice President Kamala Harris avoided questions as she was grilled in a recent interview, to the point she was called out by the reporter. Harris has traveled extensively to promote her tell-all ...

In a new book, “Independent: A Look Inside a Broken White House, Outside the Party Lines,” the former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre describes what she considers a betrayal of Joe ...

Radiohead talked about their upcoming European tour and opened up about why they needed to take a nearly decade-long break in the band’s first interview together in years. “And I needed to stop anyway ...

The questionnaire began simply. What, asked Q1, “is her name”? It was followed by Q2: “When was she born?” Then, because witches can be tricky, the questions on this 17th-century form took a tougher ...