Jason & Richard Chang

The episode mocked billionaires by depicting them as being obsessed with appearing on Joe Rogan’s podcast and spreading COVID conspiracies on social media.

A controversial White House political ad that is paid for with taxpayer money is set to air on the liberal-leaning cable news TV network MS NOW

The Indiana Pacers have several players eligible for a contract extension right now. Do any make sense before the 2026-27 season?

Tom Brady praised Brock Purdy’s hot start to the 2026 season and explained what has impressed him about the 49ers quarterback.

On Tuesday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order renaming artificial intelligence to “super intelligence” in federal government documents and communications.

The Senator from Texas claims this bill doesn't offer enough protection for satire and parody, despite claims from supporters that he is mistaken.

National Guard troops partnered with drones to find mortar targets and track ammunition flying through the air, bringing change to how soldiers use a traditional weapon.

The Indiana Pacers signed more than a half dozen players to Exhibit 10 deals ahead of the 2026-27 season. Why? And who stuck around?

New York Giants head coach John Harbaugh details why he's excited the franchise traded for quarterback J.J. McCarthy.

Boomers trusted government to fix climate change. Gen Z doubts tech billionaires and AI. Here's how each generation sees climate solutions and what it means for business.

Jason and Richard Chang, the siblings behind semiconductor packaging and testing company ASE Technology Holding, take the No. 1 spot for the first time.

The global AI infrastructure buildout proves to be a wealth lode for Taiwan’s picks-and-shovels billionaires.

In the past year, Pierre Chen made notable progress in achieving his goal of making Yageo, the company he founded and where he is chairman, into a one-stop shop for electronic components.

The red-hot November IPO of AI chip-testing equipment maker Hon. Precision put chairman Hsieh Wen-Ta on the ranking of Taiwan’s richest for the first time with a $7.1 billion fortune.

Shares of Transcend Information more than tripled from a year ago, ushering chairman and CEO Peter Shu back onto the list after an eight-year gap.

The second-richest newcomer to the list this year, Yang Chang-Chih, is the founder of Gold Circuit Electronics, a maker of PCBs for AI servers and other applications.