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Friday, September 25
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Meta’s Muse agent gives investors new evidence its expensive AI push could become a real, transformative business.
BNP Paribas warns that rising bond yields, driven by fiscal concerns and Federal Reserve actions, could lead to a further market sell-off, with three key factors poised to intensify the downturn.
McDonald’s unveiled a roughly $8.5 billion restaurant overhaul intended to improve food, service, and the customer experience, but investors reacted negatively, sending shares to their lowest level since 2022.
Venture Visionary Partners thinks that a futuristic Lab—and a little help from AI—can redefine the client-advisor relationship. But will it improve returns?
I get it: For many CEF people, the rough start to 2025 conjures (painful) memories of 2022. But 2025 is not 2022.
Asian equities cheered the initial positive comments concerning the US-China trade meeting over the weekend and the India-Pakistan truce, as the Renminbi appreciated nearly +0.5% versus the US dollar. Indonesia, Thailand, and Singapore were closed for Vesak Day, celebrating the birth, Enlightenment, and death of the Buddha.
It seems that navigating sustainability has become less about following a straight path to compliance and more about avoiding the rocky outcroppings of hidden risks.
Christy Anderson of Las Vegas, Nevada, won the 2024-2025 stock picking contest, Dorfman’s Three Stock Derby. A big gain in Palantir propelled her victory.
The Federal Open Market Committee has held three of its eight scheduled meetings of 2025 with no change in interest rates. Rates may fall later this year, but FOMC officials are awaiting date.
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