Google advances to 2.7% and reaches its highest level since February

Google advances to 2.7% and reaches its highest level since February

It should be noted that the shares plummeted more than 10% just in one day when in February, Google had the failed presentation of Bard, the new artificial intelligence chatbot.

Google advances to +2.7% in the day and has already reached its highest levels since February, thus trading at US$107 per share.

Among the latest news about the company is the employment situation of the European branches. In France, Google parent Alphabet is in talks to downsize through voluntary departures, offering severance packages.

But due to requirements, Google branches in Germany and France will be some of the last places affected by the cuts, if at all.

Google acknowledged the negotiations, adding that it did not plan to implement layoffs in Romania, Greece or Austria.. The same is true in Paris, where Google has around 1,600 employees.

It should be noted that the shares plummeted more than 10% just in one day when in February, Google had the failed presentation of Bard, the new artificial intelligence chatbot.

For a few months the company had been preparing to compete with ChatGPT but its launch was not very successful, since the promotional material of its presentation contained an error.

Source: Ambito

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