Artificial intelligence promises to make games more exciting and easier to build — even amid worries about its effects on the industry’s job market.

Suzanne Vranica covers the advertising and marketing industries and is part of The Wall Street Journal’s media & marketing bureau in New York. During her long tenure on the beat, she’s covered the ...

BEIJING, April 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Recently, BlueFocus released its 2024 Annual Report, recording a total revenue of RMB ...

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Laura Forman was a Heard on the Street columnist for The Wall Street Journal in San Francisco, covering consumer technology.

Aravind Srinivas is battling Google to get his Perplexity AI assistant preinstalled on Android phones. At the same time, the ...

President Donald Trump has spent the last three months tearing through Washington like a battering ram, but the one thing ...

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When fed unified, real-time data streams — from in-store interactions to social engagement and post-purchase behavior — AI ...

B3D CEO Rob Bell reveals plans to build a hyper-realistic metaverse powered by the Sui blockchain, blending gaming, commerce, ...

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