In this week's report: Credit Suisse Chairman apologizes to angry shareholders; Open AI could potentially deal with the first defamation lawsuit over ChatGPT content; Tesla, Ernst & Young, and TiKTok are hit by fines, while BlackRock's offices in Paris are stormed by protestors.
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