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Singapore, the city-state that never sleeps, has a new trick up its sleeve. Tax cuts for investment funds are on the table to keep it competitive.
Will the AI party last forever? Maybe not, and the Bank of England is bracing for impact.
Thought wars and oil prices would sink the economy? The IMF says no, thanks to artificial intelligence.
Artificial intelligence promises the moon and stars, but some aren't so easily swayed. Behind the scenes, the market might be overstating its real capabilities a bit.
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Tech's Magnificent Seven seem invincible, right? Not everyone agrees: a major economist just rang an alarm bell. Soon, your portfolio might feel the pinch too.
Betting on interest rates is a high-wire act. JPMorgan suggests the Fed might hold steady in July, disappointing those hoping for more hikes.
When an industry truly booms, there's always extra cash. South Korea is funneling its semiconductor tax windfall into a new fund for long-term growth.
AI is sparking a mad rush to build data centers everywhere, and everyone wants a piece of the action. There's just one catch: there aren't enough workers to actually build them, and that bottleneck is about to hit Europe hard.
While everyone's chatting about ChatGPT, there's a silent war brewing over who can actually build enough memory chips to power it all. SK Hynix just made a bold move that tells you everything you need to know about where the real money is.
While the rest of the world is still debating whether to invest in AI, Abu Dhabi just put 50 billion dollars on the table and ordered coffee. MGX, Abu Dhabi's investment fund, has raised a staggering sum that turns the Middle East from spectator into a serious player in the AI race.
Just when the AI party seemed unstoppable, someone pulled the plug. The chipmaker giants that sent stocks soaring for months are now crashing, and they're taking half the stock market with them.
