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Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai reported the disposal of common shares of Alphabet Inc. The original filing is available via EDGAR, the U.S. SEC's system, with Ref. ID: 0001193125-25-291724, dated November 21, 2025.

- Sundar Pichai, CEO of Alphabet Inc., disclosed a disposal of common shares of the company.  
- The original filing was published by Alphabet Inc. via the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on November 21, 2025.  
- This news brief was generated by Public Technologies and is intended for informational purposes only, not as financial or legal advice.

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Goldman Sachs trader Mike Wilson pointed out that Google's Gemini shows significant progress compared to ChatGPT, but the market's reaction has been sluggish and mispriced. Analysis from EMEA technology sales and trading colleagues Sean Johnstone and Lena Rowe indicates a strong substitution trend of Google's supply chain for the OpenAI chain

- Goldman Sachs trader Mike Wilson noted significant advancements of Google's Gemini over ChatGPT this week, which the market has failed to recognize, leading to mispricing.  
- EMEA technology sales and trading colleagues Sean Johnstone and Lena Rowe illustrated a strong substitution trend of Google's supply chain against OpenAI's chain.  
- The analysis was roughly constructed, excluding Nvidia's role, comparing Google and Broadcom to Oracle, Salesforce, AMD, and Microsoft with respective weights of 40/30/20/10.

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Amazon recently laid off over 14,000 workers, with engineers being the most affected. This round of layoffs is one of the largest in Amazon's history and reflects a broader trend in the tech industry. Despite the cuts, Amazon continues to invest in AI, which may reduce corporate roles in the future. Analysts maintain a Strong Buy rating on AMZN stock, with a price target suggesting a 36.2% upside potential.

- Amazon recently laid off over 14,000 workers, with engineers facing the largest impact, particularly in New York, California, New Jersey, and Washington.  
- This layoff round is one of the largest in Amazon's history and part of a broader trend in the tech industry, which has seen nearly 113,000 job losses this year.  
- Despite the cuts, Amazon continues to invest in artificial intelligence, which CEO Andy Jassy suggests may reduce the need for corporate roles in the future.

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Google has refuted claims that it uses Gmail messages and attachments to train AI models, stating that these reports are misleading. According to Google spokesperson Jenny Thomson, Gmail Smart Features have existed for years, and the content of emails is not used for AI training. Users are advised to check their settings, as some features may have been re-enabled without consent. Google updated its personalization settings in January, allowing independent control over features for Google Workspace and other products.

- Google is addressing claims that it has changed its policy regarding the use of Gmail messages for AI training, stating that these reports are misleading.  
- A Google spokesperson clarified that Gmail Smart Features have been in place for years and that users can manage their settings independently for different Google products.  
- While enabling smart features enhances user experience, Google asserts that it does not use Gmail content for training its Gemini AI model.

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The Trump administration may allow Nvidia to sell its H200 chips in China, potentially boosting Nvidia's revenue by billions. Previously, Nvidia's sales in China were blocked due to export regulations. The H200 chips are more powerful than previous models, but approval is uncertain due to security concerns. Nvidia's current revenue is strong, with significant growth in data center sales, and it plans to release new chip models next year.

- Nvidia is currently restricted from selling its GPUs in China, but the Trump administration may allow sales of its H200 chips, potentially boosting Nvidia's revenue significantly.  
- Chinese sales accounted for 13% of Nvidia's revenue in 2024, but new export rules have hindered sales since April 2025, despite the company's strong performance in other markets.  
- The H200 chip offers advanced capabilities for AI applications, yet Nvidia faces challenges in proving its safety to Beijing and may need to navigate further regulatory hurdles before any sales can resume.

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Tesla faces a new lawsuit in the U.S. District Court of Washington after a fatal crash involving a Model 3. The lawsuit claims Tesla's door handle design impeded rescue efforts, leading to one death and serious injuries. The suit accuses Tesla of negligence and misleading customers about door handle operability and fire hazards. This adds to the growing litigation against Tesla over its door design, with similar cases in Wisconsin and California.

- A new lawsuit has been filed against Tesla in Washington, linked to a fatal accident involving a Model 3 that resulted in one death and serious injuries.  
- The complaint alleges that Tesla's defective door handle design impeded rescue efforts, contributing to the tragedy, and claims negligence regarding known fire hazards and sudden acceleration issues.  
- This lawsuit adds to a growing number of legal challenges Tesla faces over similar safety concerns, prompting investigations by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and regulatory actions in other countries.