From AI and inflation to Elon Musk and Taylor Swift, the business stories that dominated 2023 | Paul Wiseman & Ken Sweet

The tide turned against inflation. Artificial intelligence went mainstream—for good or ill. Labor unions capitalized on their growing might to win more generous pay and benefits. Elon Musk renamed and rebranded the social media platform Twitter, removed guardrails against phony or obscene posts and ranted profanely when advertisers fled in…

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