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Why Nvidia and the stock market now might remind you of Cisco and the 1990s internet bubble

Economist Ed Yardeni says even the bulls are getting trampled by the tech-sector-led U.S. market. A meltup could be coming.

State and local pension plans have gained nothing from complex investing

They would improve transparency and most likely returns by investing in index funds

Why Bitcoin is falling as Mt. Gox says repayments for stolen assets to begin next month

Mt. Gox holds over 140,000 bitcoins. Investors recouping stolen assets could cash in on the rally in the past decade.

Nvidia and Meta are 2 reasons why the Dow lags the S&P 500 by double-digits

Only four of the 10 largest S&P 500 stocks are in the Dow.

Medical-device makers ResMed and Inspire slump after Lilly’s Zepbound trial shows benefits for sleep apnea

ResMed and Inspire Medical make devices that help patients with sleep apnea breathe better.

Trump beats Biden for ‘king of debt’ title as market braces for crush of federal bonds

Excluding COVID stimulus money, President Trump approved $4.8 trillion in new debt to President Biden’s $2.2 trillion.

Nvidia’s stock set to enter correction territory as chip-sector selloff sustains

The three-day slide in Nvidia shares is on track to shave more than $400 billion off the company’s market capitalization.

11 favored semiconductor stocks expected to outperform Nvidia over the next year

Nvidia Corp. dominates coverage of the semiconductor industry, but there are other semiconductor manufacturers that are also growing quickly during this upcycle for the industry.

Nvidia is ‘both king and kingmaker,’ and these chip stocks could pop in its wake

Marvell and Astera Labs can continue growing alongside Nvidia, according to Jefferies.

AI revolution is still a long way off, Oaktree founder Howard Marks says

Howard Marks said he believes it will take a good amount of time before AI technologies start impacting non-AI companies.

Fed’s Goolsbee lays out dovish case for potential rate cuts and flags ‘a couple of warning signs’ on economy

Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee said Monday there are new signs of stress on the economy that should make the U.S. central bank at least wonder if its policy rate needs to be as high as it currently is.

A former Estée Lauder executive wanted to create a Harvard scholarship for students of Armenian descent. The school turned her down.

The case comes as scholarships tied to race and ethnicity are posing challenges to donors and schools in the wake of the Supreme Court’s affirmative action decision
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