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Kushner and Iger Agree to Buy Los Angeles Lakers

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By Nick Wingfield Verified
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Source: ESPN Thrive Capital founder Josh Kushner and former Walt Disney Co. CEO Bob Iger have reached a deal to buy control of one of the most storied franchises in professional sports, the Los Angeles Lakers. ESPN reported that the deal will value the Lakers at $12.5 billion, a significant jump in the franchise’s $10 billion value last year when businessman Mark Walter purchased a controlling stake in the team. The NBA board of governors still needs to approve the transaction.
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OpenAI Asks Judge to Dismiss Apple Lawsuit

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By Nick Wingfield Verified
| The Information Verified
Source: The Information OpenAI moved to dismiss Apple’s trade-secret suit, calling the case “rotten to its core.” In a court filing Wednesday, the AI startup said that Apple in its lawsuit never identifies the specific trade secrets that it accuses former employees of bringing with them to OpenAI.
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OpenAI’s Smart Speaker Will Cost Over $300

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By Nick Wingfield Verified
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Source: Bloomberg OpenAI’s first hardware device will be a doughnut-shaped smart speaker about the size of a hockey puck, designed to be carried around the house, Bloomberg reported. OpenAI has discussed pricing the screen-free devices, which is set for a 2027 release, at between $300 and $400, Bloomberg reported. The device will feature moving parts intended to give it a sense of personality, as well as lights to show when it’s listening and a camera to sense its surroundings.
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