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(Bloomberg) -- OpenAI fired back at a lawsuit filed against it by Elon Musk in a blog post Tuesday, using the billionaire’s own emails to show he backed the company’s plans to become a for-profit business and that he insisted it raise “billions” of dollars to be relevant compared with Google.Most Read from BloombergOlivia Rodrigo Is Not Kid-Friendly? Don't Act Surprised.Tech Giants Drag Down US Stocks After Torrid Rally: Markets WrapGold Climbs to Record on Mix of Fed Pivot and Geopolitical Risk...
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Donald Trump met with Tesla CEO Elon Musk, one of the world's richest individuals, in Florida over the weekend as the former Republican president seeks a major cash infusion for his latest re-election campaign, The New York Times reported on Tuesday. According to the Times, Trump met with Musk and a few wealthy Republican donors on Sunday and hopes to have a one-on-one discussion soon with Musk, the CEO of both Tesla Inc and SpaceX, and the owner-executive chairman of X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter...
Continue ReadingAmerican car buyers just aren’t adopting battery-power vehicles like people elsewhere. It is good news for the Japanese auto maker...
Continue ReadingLast month, Amazon announced that it'd launch a new AI-powered chatbot, Rufus, inside the Amazon Shopping app for Android and iOS. After a few days' delay, the company began to roll out Rufus to early testers February 1 -- including some of us at TechCrunch -- to help find and compare products as well as provide recommendations on what to buy. So I put it through the ringer, naturally. Rufus can be summoned in one of two ways on mobile: by swiping up from the bottom of the screen while browsing...
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Alphabet's Waymo said on Tuesday it will begin driverless passenger services for its employees in Austin, Texas starting Wednesday. Waymo is pulling ahead with its expansion plans at a time when its key rival Cruise, owned by General Motors, has suspended U.S. operations in the wake of a pedestrian-dragging accident. The company said the services would be available across 43 square miles of the city, including downtown Austin, Barton Hills, Riverside, East Austin and Hyde Park...
Continue ReadingStocks making new highs tend to make even higher highs, particularly when positive earnings estimate revisions are present. Who doesn't enjoy momentum?...
Continue ReadingWaymo is pulling ahead with its expansion plans at a time when its key rival Cruise, owned by General Motors, has suspended U.S. operations in the wake of a pedestrian-dragging accident. The company said the services would be available across 43 square miles of the city, including downtown Austin, Barton Hills, Riverside, East Austin and Hyde Park. Waymo said it will open its ride-hailing program, Waymo One, to the public in Austin at a later date, adding that this will make Austin the fourth ride-hailing city after San Francisco, Phoenix and Los Angeles...
Continue ReadingIn the closing of the recent trading day, Alphabet Inc. (GOOG) stood at $133.78, denoting a -0.31% change from the preceding trading day...
Continue ReadingAlphabet (GOOGL) closed the most recent trading day at $132.67, moving -0.51% from the previous trading session...
Continue ReadingNvidia dominates the market of AI chips and invests vast amounts in R&D to protect its technological edge. Read why NVDA stock is a Strong Buy...
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