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Tyson Foods came up short in their
most recent quarter and offer disappointing guidance.
The company facing higher costs for things like animal feed and wages while
also seeing lower consumer demand for their
products all contributing to lower profits.
Meanwhile,
Google is gearing up for their annual developer conference
tomorrow and the main topic is you guessed it.
Artificial Intelligence. CNBC says the company plans to announce a few generous
updates and showcase how A I is helping people succeed.
According to CNBC, Google also will unveil their advanced large language model.
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and banks are now tightening up their lending standards.
That's according to yesterday's Federal Reserve
quarterly Senior loan officer opinion survey
that survey found 46% of banks tighten terms of credit for business loans
requested by businesses medium and large compared to 44% in the last survey.
And that's your chatter news update. I'm Baker
Machado, coming to you from Chatter Studios in Lower Manhattan.