Tech Up After Strong Jobs Data — Tech Roundup
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Shares of technology companies rose sharply after strong jobs data. OpenAI is leasing its first office in New York City, raising property owners' hopes that the budding artificial-intelligence industry will develop a bigger appetite for office space.
Alphabet's Google threatened to stop linking to news in New Zealand if lawmakers pass a bill aimed at making digital platforms pay media outlets, setting up another fight over whether tech companies unfairly benefit from news content. Tesla's website no longer lists the standard range rear-wheel-drive version of the Model 3 for sale in the U.S.
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