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OpenAI leans toward waiting until next year for IPO, NYT reportsOpenAI may postpone its highly anticipated public launch until 2027, setting its sights on an ambitious $1 trillion valuation that CEO Sam ...- China begins to snap at America's heels in a tightening tech raceChina’s latest supercomputer ranking has renewed debate over global technology leadership, but current evidence shows the United States sti...
- Most immigrants won’t need to leave to get green cards, US now saysThe Department of Homeland Security clarified that most green card applicants can remain in the U.S. during processing, easing concerns fro...
- Xi plays a masterful hand amid Trump’s chaos and Putin’s declineChinese leader Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin met in China, projecting unity against US dominance. They signed agreements ...
- Oracle leaves freshers in limbo; D2C carts go coldHappy Friday! Oracle has started pulling back campus offers from top institutes, leaving students caught in the crossfire. This and more in...
- NYT chief executive warns Trump is deploying 'anti-press playbook': ReportNew York Times CEO Meredith Kopit Levien has dismissed former U.S. President Donald Trump's $15 billion lawsuit as baseless and an attempt ...
- Sam Altman says he’s discussed future of OpenAI–Microsoft partnership with Satya Nadella: NYTSam Altman also said that he had productive talks with US president Donald Trump on artificial intelligence and credited him with understan...
- New York Times to let Amazon use its stories to train AI modelsThe New York Times has entered into a licensing agreement with Amazon for an undisclosed amount, allowing the tech giant to utilise its edi...
- Media startup Semafor plans buyout of Sam Bankman-Fried's investment: reportSemafor is planning to buy out FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried's roughly $10 million investment in the news startup, the New York Times repor...
- Twitter Manager puked after new boss Elon Musk ordered him to fire staff, says reportA recent New York Times report claims a Twitter Manager vomitted in a trash can after Elon Musk ordered him to fire employees.
- Twitter manager vomits after Elon Musk ordered to fire employees: reportA Twitter manager puked in a trash can after the new owner of microblogging platform Elon Musk directed him to fire hundreds of employees a...
- Twitter staff told to work 12-hour shifts, 7 days a week; some slept in office: ReportsLast week, Musk completed the USD 44 billion acquisition of Twitter and ousted chief executive Parag Agrawal, legal executive Vijaya Gadde,...
- BJP says Kejriwal's 'very difficult for a story to be published in NYT' remark indicates story was 'paid'Latching on to this slip of tongue, Union minister Meenakshi Lekhi tweeted "Chor Ki Dadhi Mein Tinka" (guilty conscience needs no accuser)....
- Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal joins growing power club of Indian-origin executives helming global giantsTwitter's outgoing CEO Dorsey announced on Monday that 37-year old Agrawal, an IIT Mumbai and Stanford University alumnus, will be the comp...
- NYT print to be profitable for well over a decade: CEOMark Thompson said the print business would be profitable for at least the next decade at The New York Times, and that they are also workin...
- Indra Nooyi being considered to lead World Bank: ReportIvanka Trump, who has tweeted that she views Nooyi as a "mentor + inspiration", proposed her name.
- No plans to relinquish chairman, CEO roles: Elon Musk, TeslaThe SEC has sent subpoenas to Tesla regarding Musk's plan to take the company private and his statement that funding was "secured".
- I don't recognize this Amazon: Jeff Bezos reacts to NYT articleThe NYT report described an environment which pitted employees against each other in an effort to boost productivity.
- American media critical of Narendra Modi's first year in powerDespite vows to improve India's reputation for unpredictable tax collection, the government has hit investors with demands for back taxes.
- Was willing to sell, but MS withdrew offer: Yahoo's Jerry YangInternet's second most popular search engine Yahoo has said it was open to selling itself to Microsoft, but the software giant's chief exec...
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