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Three more news organizations just filed lawsuits against the Microsoft-backed tech startup.

The New York Times filed a landmark copyright lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft in December.

Here's what could be next for Microsoft stock

TheStreet spoke with a copyright expert to break down the Times' recent case against ChatGPT-maker OpenAI, and its odds of success.

The Times has become the latest to take issue with OpenAI's "unlawful use" of its intellectual property.

The two reportedly don't acknowledge each other.

ESPN's roster of talent has seen it all this summer.

Elon Musk is so mad that he revealed on X, formerly Twitter, how to get around the New York Times' paywall.

It's not the first time Musk has complained.

The media and entertainment company co-founder is the latest to face legal trouble in the scheme.

The New York Times-owned app is no longer just about bragging on social media.

And The New York Times doesn't mind.

Stock futures slip lower as February trading begins with caution; Bloomberg reports the FTC will probe Microsoft's $69 billion takeover of Activision; Google Q4 earnings on deck with a focus on ad sales; Tesla petition seeking Biden acknowledgement on EV leadership grows and the New York Times buys mystery word game Wordle for a mysterious price.

The newspaper paid "in the low seven figures" for the popular word puzzle game.

The Athletic has about 1.2 million subscribers, which will help The Times reach its own target of 10 million subscribers.

Novavax, BeyondSpring, New York Times, United Therapeutics and Denny's are five top stock gainers for Wednesday.

The Athletic, a sports news web site, has halted merger talks with Axios, according to a published report Thursday.

Stock futures point to a rebound following a selloff in technology shares; General Motors and Uber report earnings; cryptocurrency dogecoin sets an all-time high.

Stock futures rise slightly; President Biden commits to $1,400 stimulus checks; Dogecoin soars as Tesla CEO Elon Musk voices support for the cryptocurrency.

Consumers don’t approve of price increases, but the market likes Spotify’s game plan.

Wednesday's non-selloff may have been telling -- amid a battle with the New York Times over copyright issues.

Some patterns reveal themselves easily, and you can spot them ahead of the computer programs. Here are examples of them, and how to act.

Instead of scratching your head and saying the market defies logic, look to the Cramer Covid-19 Index.

We saw positive moves for holdings FTCH, MOBL, NOK, and secured a fat win in ADT shares, but saw a double-digit retreat in OVV.

The Old Gray Lady still has a spring in her step.

We initiated one position and trimmed another during a challenging week for equity markets.

We did some buying last week, adding to four positions as the broader market marched higher.

Disney, Qualcomm and Square are among 75 key reports we are watching.

I don't know why some people or funds shorted NYT but the technical signals have been clearly bullish.

When you have a bunch of these in one day, you can move whole sectors and, to some degree, the market itself.

This was just the latest ugly chapter for the bookseller -- and then there's the dividend.

Charts say newspaper publisher could rally some 35% from here.

Slim owned 17% of the company as of July 28. Following the conversion he'll own 8%.

Though Facebook's new Watch video platform still needs a lot of work, Mark Zuckerberg & Co. seem bent on making it succeed.

Tesla and General Motors are among this week's names showing reversal patterns.

According to the charts, the damage is widespread, and the situation is deteriorating.

Vonage's new acquisition could be worth more than Vonage itself.

Read all about how to play the shares of 3 publishers.

The distressed retail chain files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, facing macroeconomic headwinds.

Dr. Alan Baratz sits down with TheStreet to explain why Nvidia's CEO is "dead wrong" about quantum computing's future.

Here’s what could be next for AMD and its AI ambitions.