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In addition to a slide in its stock, Alphabet is facing criticism from employees following the announcement of its ChatGPT competitor this week.

The object was destroyed by a missile from an F-22 fighter plane off the northeastern coast of Alaska.

Russia will reduce its oil output by 500,000 barrels per day in March, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said on Friday.

Brands are shifting ad budgets away from Facebook and toward Amazon now that targeting users across social networks has become more difficult.

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates thinks AI software like ChatGPT is the most important innovation right now, and could change health care and education for good.

Phil Cutler waned to help make private tutoring more affordable. Now, his startup Paper is worth $1.5 billion and backed by investors like Google and Softbank.

China's biggest chipmaker SMIC posted record revenue in 2022, despite ongoing U.S. sanctions, but warned of a more difficult year ahead.

The European Union, the largest donor of financial aid to Ukraine, had wanted a visit from the Ukrainian leader for several months.

The K-pop agency behind BTS is set to become the largest shareholder of SM Entertainment.

Adidas shares plummeted after the company said it could lose around 1.2 billion euros ($1.3 billion) in revenue in 2023 if it is unable to sell Yeezy stock.

Ukraine's frozen ground is expected to thaw soon, turning the war-torn nation's fields and rural roads into a quagmire for troops and tanks.

The Japanese yen pushed higher against both the euro and U.S. dollar after a Nikkei report said Kazuo Ueda would be the next Bank of Japan governor.

JD.com said it will release an "industrial version" of ChatGPT called ChatJD. It will be a chatbot product focused on the fields of retail and finance.

Chinese startups are raising millions of dollars in U.S. stock market listings again, after a dry spell in the once-hot market.

The report, published Tuesday, also ranks hotels in the Caribbean, Mexico, Bermuda and Canada, as well as cities and regions across North America and Europe.

The British economy showed no growth in the final quarter of 2022, but shrunk by 0.5% in December — more than expected by analysts.

The FTSE 100 has hit three all-time highs over the last week, despite continued gloom on the U.K. economy and amid a cost-of-living crisis.

U.S. stocks drop as Treasury yields widen their inversion. The U.S. economy gives conflicting signals.

El Nino is widely recognized as the warming of the sea surface temperature, which occurs every few years.

Consumers in China plan to pay up when it comes to hotels, a Morgan Stanley survey found in late January.