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Google's New Rival May Finally Be Here — Sam Altman's OpenAI Could Launch It Just Ahead Of Search Giant's I/O Conference
ChatGPT parent OpenAI is reportedly set to announce its AI-powered search product on Monday, potentially intensifying its rivalry with Alphabet Inc.'s (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Google.What Happened
Google Parent Alphabet Eyes HubSpot Acquisition: Bloomberg
Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ:GOOGL), Google's parent company, is in advanced discussions to acquire marketing software provider HubSpot Inc. (NYSE:HUBS), Bloomberg reports.
Rumor has it that OpenAI plans to announce AI search products next Monday and will “compete” with Google (GOOGL.US)
According to two people familiar with the matter, OpenAI, supported by Microsoft (MSFT.US), plans to announce its artificial intelligence search product next Monday. The date of publication is subject to change.
Market Chatter: Google Workers Voice Displeasure Over Inadequate Pay, Cost-Cutting
Following a positive Q1 earnings report, workers at Alphabet's (GOOG) Google expressed displeasure over inadequate pay and on-going cost-cutting measures at an all-hands meeting with the company's chi
Express News | OpenAI Plans to Announce Its Google Search Competitor on Monday, Sources Say
Overnight news: Apple will use its own server chips to support AI tools this year European stock market reached record highs and interest rate cuts are expected to boost the UK FTSE 100 Index
For more global financial information, please follow the 7×24 hour real-time financial news market closing: US stocks closed higher than 330 points on Thursday, the Dow rose more than 330 points and recorded seven consecutive gains on May 9: Roblox, the first stock in the metaverse, lowered its performance target, and the stock price fell 22%. On Thursday, popular Chinese securities rose 1.3%, Xiaopeng rose 3.4%, and Pinduo fell 2% on Thursday, and improved supply and demand prospects pushed oil prices to rise 0.3%, and major European stock indexes collectively closed and reached new macroeconomic highs in San Francisco, where the major European stock indexes collectively closed and several indices rose to record high macroeconomic records in San Francisco Federal Reserve Governor Daly : The restrictive interest rate needs to be changed
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