It may not stop the War of the Machines, but the new tool will help educators grade papers with confidence. OpenAI’s ChatGPT chatbot is either the next great example of artificial intelligence for consumer use or one of the opening salvos in the war between machines and humans, depending on who you ask. While there… Continue reading Company Behind ChatGPT Releases New Product to Address Major Concerns
Twitter May Escape Bankruptcy
The likelihood of Twitter filing for bankruptcy is receding. The social network has belonged to Elon Musk since Oct. 27 in exchange for a $44 billion check. To finance the deal, the Tesla (TSLA) – Get Free Report chief executive had taken on $13 billion of debt, which comes with interest payments of around $1.5 billion a year.… Continue reading Twitter May Escape Bankruptcy
Apple Stands Apart From the Tech-Layoffs Bloodbath
Apple is the only Big Tech company that has not cut its workforce. The tech industry has been consolidating, with a wave of layoffs starting last November. The massive job cuts in the sector reflect expectations that revenue growth will slow as the economy contracts. Alphabet’s Google (GOOGL) – Get Free Report, the search and cloud… Continue reading Apple Stands Apart From the Tech-Layoffs Bloodbath
Google, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft and Twitter All Cut Jobs. Here’s Who Offers the Most Generous Package
Google is cutting 12,000 workers, becoming the latest tech company to cut back on its headcount. The wave of massive job cuts in the tech industry began last fall as slower revenue growth is expected as the economy contracts. The nearly 25-year old tech giant will provide employees with 16 weeks salary, plus two weeks… Continue reading Google, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft and Twitter All Cut Jobs. Here’s Who Offers the Most Generous Package
Ottawa’s spending is making the Bank of Canada’s job harder: John Manley
Former Finance Minister is the latest Liberal to voice concerns over Trudeau’s fiscal policy Published Jan 30, 2023 • 3 minute read 9 Comments Former Finance Minister John Manley, right, in 2002 with then Prime Minister Jean Chretien. Photo by Postmedia Former finance minister John Manley joined a growing group of “business Liberals” who are… Continue reading Ottawa’s spending is making the Bank of Canada’s job harder: John Manley
Crypto ETFs roar into life with eye-popping 2023 returns
Rebound has largely been attributed to signs that inflation might have peaked Author of the article: Financial Times Steve Johnson Published Jan 30, 2023 • 3 minute read Join the conversation The recovery in crypto exchange-traded funds has been propelled by putative signs of life in the cryptocurrency market. Photo by REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo A… Continue reading Crypto ETFs roar into life with eye-popping 2023 returns
Why David Dodge thinks Ottawa’s plans to restore fiscal balance are on shaky ground
Federal government needs to limit spending and borrowing to get debt levels under control Former Bank of Canada governor David Dodge warns in a new report that the spending Ottawa has budgeted won’t be enough to achieve the policy goals it promised. Photo by Postmedia The federal government’s carefully charted path back to fiscal balance… Continue reading Why David Dodge thinks Ottawa’s plans to restore fiscal balance are on shaky ground
Five Ways to Diversify Your Portfolio During a Recession
As the new year gets into full swing, the possibility of an upcoming recession still looms large and may feel like a big gray cloud hanging over your finances. But it’s not all doom and gloom. There can be ways to protect your portfolio and investments to weather the storm by using some subtle recession-proofing… Continue reading Five Ways to Diversify Your Portfolio During a Recession
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