Create images with your words – Bing Image Creator comes to the new Bing
Last month we introduced the new AI-powered Bing and Microsoft Edge, your copilot for the web – delivering better search, complete answers, a new chat experience and the ability to create content. Already, we have seen that chat is reinventing how people search with more than 100 million chats to date. We’ve seen people use chat in a variety of ways, from refining answers to complex questions to using it as a form of entertainment or for creative inspiration. Today we’re taking the chat experience to the next level by making the new Bing more visual.
We’re excited to announce…
Tesla sales rise 36% in first quarter, following price cuts – Business News
Tesla sales rise 36%
Tom Krisher, The Associated Press- Apr 2, 2023 / 9:47 am | Stories: 419217
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Tesla’s first-quarter vehicle sales rose 36% after the company cut prices twice in a bid to stimulate demand.
The electric car, SUV and heavy truck maker said it delivered 422,875 vehicles worldwide from January to March, up from just over 310,000 a year ago. But the increase fell short of analyst estimates of 432,000 for the quarter, according to FactSet.
Tesla cut prices in early March on its more expensive models, the S and X, by $5,000 to…
Questions surface about LIV Golf’s evolving business plan in lively players meeting | Golf News and Tour Information
TUCSON, Ariz. — It is always fascinating to observe professional golfers in their non-native environment, and on the eve of LIV Tucson, the Dove Mountain Ritz-Carlton provided ample material for the curious anthropologist. Parked out front was Paul Casey’s pimped-out black Porsche GT3 RS with gold wheels and a customized Arizona State license plate; the Scottsdale resident had driven from home, presumably at 180 mph. In the hotel lobby, Jason Kokrak made the scene in a plaid flannel like a roadie for Soundgarden, circa 1993. In his jeans, puffer vest and Oxford shirt, a graying Charles Howell III looked like…
During Niagara visit, Ng highlights small business supports
As the post-budget parade of federal minister visits to Niagara continued, it was Mary Ng’s turn to highlight parts of the governing Liberal’s budget she says will help business succeed in Niagara.
Ng, the minister of international trade, export promotion, small business and economic development for the federal Liberal party, was in the region on Thursday, April 6. After a visit to Niagara-on-the-Lake’s Ravine Vineyards, where she was joined by St. Catharines MP Chris Bittle and Niagara Center MP Vance Badawey, Ng traveled to St. Catharines to visit a few local shops there.
One of the announcements within the budget…
TD Bank biggest sector short anywhere in the world
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Worries about TD’s exposure to Canada’s housing slowdown and ties to the US market
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Published April 04, 2023 • Last updated 1 day ago • 2 minute read
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Turns out, the biggest short in the banking industry anywhere in the world isn’t in Switzerland or Silicon Valley, but rather, in the relatively tame financial center of Canada.
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Click flies up to 12th position in Best Companies’ 100 Best Mid-Sized Companies to Work For 2021 (the 8th year running on the list!)
We’re proud to announce that we’ve been listed in the Best Companies’ 100 Best Mid-Sized Companies to Work For 2021, coming in at an incredible 12th place. That makes it 8 years in a row now, something we’re absolutely over the moon about after the difficult year that everybody has had.
In addition, Click made it into the Top 10 in the regional lists, with a 6th place finish in the Midland’s 100 Best Companies to Work For 2021, alongside a host of great Midlands based businesses.
And it doesn’t end there, with another epic result in the new Business…
Protestors across Canada demonstrated against RBC’s fossil-fuel funding – Business News
RBC target protestors
The Canadian Press – Apr 1, 2023 / 8:46 am | Stories: 419084
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The Royal Bank of Canada logo is seen in Halifax on Tuesday, April 2, 2019. Protestors in major cities across Canada are demonstrating against the Royal Bank of Canada for funding fossil fuel projects. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Andrew Vaughan
Demonstrators will gather in 40 locations across Canada to protest against the Royal Bank of Canada on Saturday for funding fossil fuel projects.
The protests, part of a nation-wide effort dubbed Fossil Fools Day, will take place in cities including Kelowna, Edmonton,…
Several oil producers join Saudi Arabia in cutting production – Business News
More join Saudi oil cut
The Canadian Press – Apr 2, 2023 / 1:12 p.m | Stories: 419210
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Several major oil producing countries have joined Saudi Arabia in announcing surprise production cuts that could send world oil prices higher.
Saudi Arabia said Sunday it was cutting production by 500,000 barrels per day from May until the end of the year. That represents less than 5% of its average production in 2020.
The United Arab Emirates, Oman, Iraq, Kuwait, Algeria and Kazakhstan all announced similar but smaller reductions, for a total of 1.15 million barrels…
