Nov 21 (Reuters) – The following are the top stories on the New York Times business pages. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
– Microsoft, was shaken by the upheaval at OpenAI, the small but influential artificial intelligence start-up that developed the ChatGPT chatbot, before it found a way out of the turmoil that propelled its shares to a new high.
– X, the social media service formerly known as Twitter, sued Media Matters in federal court on Monday after the advocacy organization published research showing that ads on X appeared next to antisemitic content.
– It was a long-awaited day in court for Epic Games’ chief executive, Tim Sweeney, who testified in a San Francisco federal courthouse on Monday in the company’s legal battle against Google.
– The future of OpenAI is in jeopardy after more than 700 of its 770 employees signed a letter on Monday saying they may leave the company for Microsoft if the ousted chief executive, Sam Altman, is not reinstalled at the high-profile artificial intelligence start-up. (Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)
The pace of hourly earnings growth and hiring slowed down at small businesses last month, payroll processor Paychex reported Tuesday.The Paychex Small Business
Since launching in 2010, GoFundMe has become a widely used crowdfunding platform where people can solicit donations for a variety of causes, from help paying fo
Telemundo Enterprises is getting a new chairman. The Spanish-language content division of NBCUniversal has named Luis Fernández its new chai
Brady R. Shirley, current President and COO, to retire effective April 1, 2025. Louie Vogt to be promoted to Group President of Reconstructive seg
