The price of crude oil in May recorded its biggest one-month decline in six years, delivering some relief to consumers.

As companies race to weave AI into nearly every industry, some college students are responding with open hostility

CBS News editor Bari Weiss a new executive producer at “60 Minutes,” the network’s flagship newsmagazine: Nick Bilton, a former New York Times tech columnist.

TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager and Sheinelle Jones highlight two of the internet’s most buzzed about apps: Pickle, which allows users to rent things from others’ closets, and Too Good to Go, which can help people save money on food and cut down on waste.

Artificial intelligence is everywhere but should you trust it with your personal finances? Certified financial planner Ted Jenkin joins TODAY to break down how AI can help you manage your money and when you should use it with caution. He recommends using artificial intelligence to help with budgeting and organization but warns against oversharing personal information. “Use general concepts, general ideas. Always verify information. You shouldn’t blindly trust all the financial advice that you

NBC News’ Tom Llamas talks to Kevin O’Leary on his plans for a data center in Utah, saying there is a lot of “misinformation” and they will not touch the Great Salt Lake. 

The measure goes beyond legislation in California and New York regulating America’s largest AI companies. It still needs to be signed by the governor.

Micron Technologies and SK Hynix joined the trillion-dollar club, which includes Apple, Meta and Tesla.

AI is becoming a dominant political issue, with many on the right and the left coalescing around concerns about the rapid growth of the industry.

CBS has reportedly declined to renew a contract with Sharyn Alfonsi, a “60 Minutes” journalist whose segment about an El Salvadoran prison was abruptly nixed.