OpenAI launches ChatGPT Enterprise, the company’s biggest announcement since ChatGPT’s debut
OpenAI on Monday announced its biggest news since ChatGPT’s debut: It’s launching ChatGPT Enterprise, the AI chatbot’s business tier, available starting today.
It was a poor month for the Nasdaq. History shows it could get worse before it gets better
September is the only month out of the year that the Nasdaq Composite averages a negative return, as well as the lowest rate of advance.
Spanish prosecutors investigating soccer president who kissed World Cup player
World Cup-winning team captain Jennifer Hermoso will have around two weeks to ask for a case against suspended federation chief Luis Rubiales, who kissed her following Spain’s triumph.
The No. 1 trait you need to be more successful than most, says workplace expert: It’s ‘the single most important differentiator’
If you want to be successful, you’ve got to have self-confidence, says workplace and leadership expert Bonie Low-Kramen. Here’s how you can build the trait.
Apple reportedly planning major iPad Pro upgrade
Apple is reportedly planning some major updates for its iPad Pro next year.
Russian investigators say genetic test proves Prigozhin death; Billionaire Yandex co-founder pleads for sanctions relief
Ukraine claimed a victory in the retaking of Robotyne as it pushes on with its grinding counteroffensive into Russian-held land.
Microsoft’s president on fresh bid for Activision Blizzard: ‘Up to the regulators’ to decide
Microsoft’s vice-chairman and president Brad Smith told CNBC the firm “really tried to take concerns to heart” before submitting a new takeover bid for Activision Blizzard.
Bed Bath & Beyond shareholders left holding ‘worthless stock’ as bankruptcy hearing approaches
Bed Bath & Beyond shares continue to trade at enormous volumes even as the wildly popular meme stock appears weeks away from being declared worthless.
France pays winemakers to rip up vines as famous Bordeaux region faces uncertain future
Extreme weather and changing consumer habits are hitting Bordeaux wine in a way that it is no longer viable for some producers to keep their wine houses open.
Why Brits don’t tip
“As a general rule, the British hate discussing or being showy with money,” says Jo Bryant, an etiquette expert.
