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Beefing with the Big Mac Index
Israel has surged to the second spot globally on the Economist index, producing the world's second most expensive Big Mac.
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China weighs tighter export controls on AI models and chips
China is evaluating new restrictions on AI technologies, including chip access and the overseas distribution of models like Qwen and Doubao.
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Chinese leaders zero in on need for stimulus for economy
Chinese officials are prioritizing new economic stimulus measures as growth projections face scrutiny.
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I asked ChatGPT if the stock market will crash in 2026. It said…
Investors and analysts are weighing the possibility of a 2026 stock market crash, with some turning to AI for predictions.
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Palantir Insiders Disgusted by Company’s Leadership
Palantir faces internal and external scrutiny following reports of staff dissatisfaction and public controversy over company messaging.
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Surging Wall Street profit forecasts fuel fears of ‘earnings bubble’
Wall Street profit forecasts surge, sparking fears of an 'earnings bubble'
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Gold’s rebound has a problem. Here’s what happens next
Gold prices face challenges amid strong dollar and Fed hike expectations
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Are AI stocks headed for further turbulence?
Investors are questioning the durability of the AI trade as market signals suggest potential fatigue and risks from rising interest rates.