From the business perspective, basically nothing at all. They all fill the same space in the tech stack, which is to provide a javascript-based UI layer for your application.
Philosophically, I've found frontenders and FP fans tend to gravitate to React and backenders and OOP fans tend to gravitate to Angular. That doesn't mean your team will agree, just a very loose/broad trend.
In terms of direct technical comparisons - I think the other comments cover those.
I just think it's worth remembering to ask yourself - What are you trying to achieve now that you can't do with your current tech? What do you have in production now? How will your team learn a new thing? How will you support the old? etc.
Direct technical comparisons hide a lot of important considerations.