Baidu launches a slew of AI applications after its Ernie chatbot gets public approval
China's Baidu announced more than 10 new AI-based applications on Tuesday, just days after its ChatGPT-like Ernie bot was released for public use.
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Mercedes and BMW want to take on Tesla. Check out their new electric concept cars
At the IAA auto show in Munich, Mercedes showed off the Mercedes-Benz Concept CLA Class while BMW revealed the BMW Vision Neue Klasse.
BMW, Mercedes launch biggest EV push yet to catch Tesla with new models
At the IAA Mobility motor show in Munich, Germany, BMW and Mercedes revealed electric concept cars and new platforms for their future battery-powered vehicles.
Instacart's IPO filing sparked an online spat between cloud rivals Snowflake and Databricks
After Instacart published its IPO prospectus on Monday, a disclosure regarding the company's use of Snowflake technology created an unexpected controversy.
Cruise disputes claim that its autonomous vehicle delayed first responders
Cruise is pushing back against an accusation that one of the company's autonomous vehicles delayed an ambulance after a deadly accident.
Engineering group ABB 'pretty pessimistic' on China: 'It will be challenging for the rest of the year'
China, a powerhouse of manufacturing often referred as "the world's factory" due to its influence on global trade, is ABB's second-biggest market.
Tesla shares close down 5% after price cuts, Model 3 refresh
Tesla shares dropped Friday after the company cut prices on cars in the U.S.
Dell has best day on stock market since its relisting in 2018 after earnings sail past estimates
Dell shares surged more than 20% on Friday after the company reported better-than-expected earnings and revenue.
Charter puts media companies on notice in bid to save pay-TV bundle
Charter Communications CEO Chris Winfrey wants to find a way for the pay-TV bundle to live, but content companies have to get on board.
Spectrum owner Charter calls pay-TV model broken as it battles Disney over blackout
Charter's customers lost access to Disney networks late Thursday as the two companies battle over contract fees and the pay-TV model.
Amazon loses One Medical CEO a year after acquiring primary care provider
Amazon announced in July 2022 that it would acquire One Medical for roughly $3.9 billion, the third-largest deal in its history.
Meta's WhatsApp is chasing big businesses in effort to finally capitalize on app's popularity
As Meta tries to justify the $19 billion it paid for WhatsApp almost a decade ago, business messaging is the key.
Musk's X to collect biometric information and employment data
X will start collecting users' biometric information and employment history, according to an update to its privacy policy.
Fintech giant Wise allowed Russia sanctions target to withdraw money, U.K. government says
An individual on the U.K.'s Russia sanctions list was allowed to make a withdrawal of £250 ($316.63) from a business account on Wise, a government body said.
Chinese smartphone maker teases a foldable smartphone that you can wear like a purse
The Honor V Purse is a smartphone that folds outward with a top strip that contains the camera. Customizable straps can be attached to the device.
Huawei spinoff Honor launches foldable phone globally as Chinese firm looks to rival Apple, Samsung
The Honor Magic V2 comes with all the latest features expected of a premium phone from a triple lens camera to sports Qualcomm's latest mobile chipset.
SentinelOne CEO says the cybersecurity company is not for sale
SentinelOne wants to keep being a publicly traded company after going public in 2021, although it has underperformed some of its peers this year.
Hollywood studios should cut Netflix out of strike negotiations, Barry Diller says
Media mogul Barry Diller called on Hollywood studios to make deals and end the writers and actors' strikes.
Shopify stock pops after company strikes 'Buy with Prime' deal with Amazon
The agreement serves as a detente between the two companies after Shopify initially urged merchants not to use Buy with Prime, citing security risks.
Buy now, pay later firm Klarna cuts losses in first half but fails to post profit
Swedish buy now, pay later firm Klarna reduced losses by roughly 67% in the first half of 2023, as it cut costs dramatically in a bid for profitability.
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