Top Business Stories from the New York Times

Top Business Stories from the New York Times

On November 21, several top stories in the business world were reported by The New York Times. One of the most notable events was the turmoil faced by Microsoft when its influential artificial intelligence startup OpenAI, responsible for developing the ChatGPT chatbot, experienced upheaval. This ultimately led to Microsoft’s shares reaching a new high.

In another development, Twitter, once known as X, filed a lawsuit in federal court against Media Matters after the research publication demonstrated that ads on X appeared next to antisemitic content.

Epic Games’ CEO, Tim Sweeney, finally testified in a San Francisco federal courthouse on Monday in the company’s legal battle against Google. This was a highly anticipated day in court for the gaming company.

The future of OpenAI was called into question when over 700 out of 770 employees signed a letter stating they may leave the company for Microsoft. This ultimatum was issued due to the ousting of chief executive Sam Altman at the well-known artificial intelligence start-up.

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