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The request for an inquiry came from Democratic House Reps. Earl Blumenauer of Oregon, Jim McGovern of Massachusetts, and Barbara Lee and Tony Cardenas of California, according to the letter sent to the SEC on Tuesday and reviewed by Reuters.

The funds will be deployed to strengthen and optimize product offerings, with a core emphasis on enhancing safety and promoting scalability within the Gig Economy.

Its a far cry from the polished corporate language used by many Silicon Valley leaders, and his apparent lack of filter may create problems for a company trying to steady itself after a chaotic few days in which CEO Sam Altman was forced out and his cofounder Greg Brockman quit.

The lawsuit in San Francisco federal court is the latest step in SEC chair Gary Genslers push to bring cryptocurrency under his agencys purview, by contending that digital assets are investment contracts subject to federal securities laws.

On Sunday the board offered ex-Twitch CEO Emmett Shear to be its interim chief, who accepted. Meanwhile, Altman agreed to join the startups backer Microsoft along with other key personnel from OpenAI.

Mohalla Tech CFO Manohar Charan said the company is looking to cut its losses to below Rs 1,000 crore in the ongoing financial year as it rationalises costs across key businesses like ShareChat and its short-video platform Moj.

Microsofts shares rose about 1.5%, with the company on track to add nearly $30 billion to its market value at current levels. That was nearly equal to the valuation OpenAI commanded in its last fundraise.

OpenAI Vice President of Global Affairs Anna Makanju said in a memo to staff Monday that the company is in “intense discussions” to unify its divided staff, according to a statement reviewed by Bloomberg.

Whether Altman joins Microsoft or returns to OpenAI — as some of the startups investors have been trying to arrange — the entrepreneur will be working with Microsoft, Nadella said in an interview with Bloomberg Television.

Advertisers have been fleeing the site formerly known as Twitter over concerns about their ads showing up next to pro-Nazi content - and hate speech on the site in general - while billionaire owner Musk has inflamed tensions with his own posts endorsing an antisemitic conspiracy theory.