Sam Altman and another OpenAI architect were snatched up by Microsoft for a new project after their abrupt exits stunned the AI community. The CEO
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Hong Kong’s Disneyland launches a $60b global expansion and debuts its first Frozen-themed attraction.
Thousands of excited guests descended into Hong Kong Disneyland on Monday to experience the new attractions, with some standing in line for hours to get
Big brands pull ads from Elon Musk’s X as concerns mount about anti-semitism and hate speech.
Due to worries that their advertisements may appear alongside pro-Nazi material and hate speech on the platform overall, advertisers are avoiding X social media, whose
Amazon shifts focus to generative AI, to axe several hundred Alexa jobs.
Amazon.com declared on Friday that it is reducing the number of positions at its Alexa voice assistant division, citing a stronger emphasis on generative artificial
Alibaba shuts down cloud business unit valued at $60b citing US chip export ban.
Alibaba Group has cancelled its plans to spin off its cloud computing division, citing uncertainty brought on by American export restrictions on processors used in
ECB cautions lenders over subpar IT outsourcing and loss of millions of euros.
The European Central Bank said on Wednesday that banks in the eurozone are losing millions of euros as a result of tech contractors failing them,
Nepal bans China’s TikTok for promoting social disharmony and indecent materials.
On Monday, the government of Nepal made the decision to outlaw the well-known social media app TikTok, citing the disruption of “social harmony” inside the
Boeing rakes $63b from Emirates group on the first day of Dubai Air Show.
With a $52 billion acquisition of Boeing Co. aircraft, long-haul airline Emirates kicked off the Dubai Air Show, demonstrating how aviation has recovered from the
Greece continues divestment of lenders with the sale of 20% of National Bank shares.
As part of its efforts to distance itself from the nation’s lenders, Greece on Monday revealed plans to sell a 20% share in the National
Israeli and Saudi ETFs suffer unprecedented outflow of funds.
When the worst violence in decades rocked the Middle East and rattled the region’s business-friendly narrative in October, foreign investors withdrew an unprecedented amount of
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