
AI bubble: worse than dot-com, warns George Noble
Remember the dot-com bust? Get ready for déjà vu, because one Wall Street veteran thinks the current AI craze could crash even harder. It's a rerun, but with amplified side effects.
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Remember the dot-com bust? Get ready for déjà vu, because one Wall Street veteran thinks the current AI craze could crash even harder. It's a rerun, but with amplified side effects.

SoftBank is shaking up its multi-billion-dollar investment arm. They've tapped a Wall Street veteran to oversee the Vision Fund's finances.

Tired of seeing Elon Musk everywhere, even in your portfolio? Wall Street heard your cry. Soon you can invest while dodging his ventures.

Wall Street, usually unable to agree on the sky's color, has found common ground. Global brokerages are all backing Elon Musk's brainchild, SpaceX.
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While the Middle East boils, Wall Street just wants to buy. US tech stocks shrugged off tensions, sending markets higher.

It seems Wall Street has found its new mantra: AI. Now every company, from chip makers to software vendors, is tinged with artificial intelligence.
A former New York governor in crypto? Andrew Cuomo is now trying to make digital finance talk to Wall Street, in his own unique way.
Trading Wall Street for TikTok? Sounds wild, but it's the new path for many finance pros. They're waving goodbye to bonuses and balance sheets, chasing followers and brand deals instead.

Another crypto-adjacent company is hitting Wall Street, but this one has a twist. On Thursday, Securitize is bringing tokenization directly to the stock exchange, a move that will spark debate.

After Nvidia's explosion, investors hunt for the next AI unicorn. They've found an unlikely candidate: Micron, the memory maker everyone ignored.

AI guzzles power like a small city, and investors are throwing billions at companies promising to fix it. Tiny problem: the technology usually doesn't exist yet.