TheStreet’s J.D. Durkin brings you the biggest news of the day, including fresh jobs data and the most searched Wikipedia page of 2023.
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00:00 I'm JD Durkin reporting from the New York Stock Exchange and here is a look at what
00:03 we are watching on the street today.
00:05 Wall Street is digesting yet another employment report that showed signs of a slowing in the
00:10 U.S. labor markets.
00:12 The U.S. economy adding 103,000 private sector jobs in November, below analysts' expectations
00:18 of 128,000.
00:19 The report comes just a few days before the all-important November jobs report, set for
00:24 release on Friday morning.
00:26 Meanwhile, Wall Street is paying close attention to the crypto market after Bitcoin surpassed
00:31 $44,000.
00:32 The digital asset has seen its price skyrocket 150% this year alone.
00:38 In other news we're following for you this morning, here's one more thing artificial
00:42 intelligence is taking over, your internet searches.
00:46 On Tuesday, Wikipedia released its top 25 most viewed pages from 2023 and at the very
00:52 top of the list is ChatGPT.
00:55 The Wikimedia Foundation, which operates Wikipedia, says the site has gotten more than
00:59 84 billion page views so far this year and ChatGPT's page has been visited 49.4 million
01:07 times, about 7 million more views than the second spot on the list.
01:12 Speaking with CNN, the Wikimedia Foundation's chief communications officer said, "It's
01:17 clear that people wanted to better understand the history and the context behind ChatGPT's
01:23 technology as they experimented with it."
01:25 Rounding out the top 5 were the list of notable people who died this year, the 2023 Cricket
01:31 World Cup, the Indian Premier League, which is a cricket league, as well as the movie
01:35 Oppenheimer.
01:36 The top 25 pages also included several movies, celebrities and world events, some of which
01:41 were Taylor Swift at number 12, Elon Musk at number 19 and Russia's invasion of Ukraine
01:47 at number 24.
01:48 That'll do it for your daily briefing.
01:51 On the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, I'm J.D. Durkin with The Street.
01:54 Thanks.
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