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Stock Market's Epic Year Fizzles Out. Why There -2-
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Chamath Palihapitiya Says S&P 500 Index ETFs Need To Be 'Fixed' Or They Will End In 'Disaster' — Here Is What The Billionaire Investor Said
Sam Altman's OpenAI Plans Major Restructuring to Non-Profit Structure Amid Rising Costs
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Google (GOOGL.US) CEO: Gemini will be the company's "biggest focus" in 2025.
Technology companies like Google are heavily investing in AI, but the results are often mixed.
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Google held the 2025 Global Strategy meeting, CEO: The risks are high, this is a disruptive moment.
Sundar Pichai stated that building a "large new Business" is the top priority, among which the Gemini application is expected to be the next application to reach 0.5 billion users. The team will "accelerate" the development of the Gemini application, and the product will undergo significant upgrades in the next year or two.
Google CEO Says AI Model Gemini Will the Company's 'Biggest Focus' in 2025
Google CEO Urges Employees to Move Faster and 'Stay Scrappy' Ahead of Pivotal Year in AI, Report Says
Analyst Bullish on Alphabet Inc. (GOOG) Amid Gemini 2.0 – 'Growth On The Top and Bottom'
This Underperforming Bank Stock Looks Ready for a Revival -- Barrons.com
Weekly Buzz: So far, Santa is Letting us Down
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Facing the biggest pressure in over twenty years, Google is reported to have wavering morale within the ranks, with only the AI department's morale high.
The media reports that due to product missteps in the first half of the year, as well as internal restructuring and layoffs, many employees have questioned CEO Pichai's vision. In the second half of the year, Google launched a series of impressive AI products, which has somewhat elevated Pichai's status, but some doubts still remain internally. Following the unexpectedly positive first-quarter Earnings Reports, a highly praised comment from an employee at a company-wide meeting pointed out that morale has noticeably declined and distrust has increased, leading to a disconnect between leadership and employees.