ChatGPT, A.I.-Powered Chatbot, Faces Rivals From Google and Baidu
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ChatGPT, A.I.-Powered Chatbot, Faces Rivals From Google and Baidu

Google and Baidu are set to introduce their own A.I.-powered chatbots to challenge OpenAI, Microsoft and the rising popularity of ChatGPT.
Carlyle Taps a Former Goldman Exec to Fill Leadership Void
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Carlyle Taps a Former Goldman Exec to Fill Leadership Void

The private equity giant has fallen behind rivals in fundraising in recent months, and its stock has underperformed the broader market.
Tech Earnings Disappoint Investors as Giants Stress Cost Cuts
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Tech Earnings Disappoint Investors as Giants Stress Cost Cuts

Apple, Amazon and Alphabet all reported disappointing quarterly results, as they emphasized efforts to cut costs in the face of an economic slowdown.
Wall Street Likes Meta’s Plans to Cut Costs
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Wall Street Likes Meta’s Plans to Cut Costs

Meta’s chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, called 2023 the “year of efficiency,” a pronouncement that is reassuring investors and sparking a wider rally in tech stocks.