The Premier Protein maker reported a $10 million charge tied to excess bottle inventory. Input-cost inflation and tariffs also weighed on results.

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AMD’s second-quarter revenue jumped 50 per cent to US$11.54-billion, beating the estimate of US$11.28-billion. Data-centre ...

Apple's lawsuit accusing the artificial intelligence company of engaging in a coordinated campaign to steal proprietary information about upcoming products.

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Investors had been closely watching Amazon’s quarterly earnings to see if the company’s big spending on AI is starting to pay off.

The credit markets might have had their fill of record borrowing for data centers, but tech companies aren’t done yet.