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This year’s Super Bowl ads are telling you the AI bubble is about to burst

Why the artificial-intelligence advertising spree could be the last hurrah — like the dot-coms in 2000.

Jeep maker Stellantis facing worst-ever stock rout as it takes $26 billion hit over miscalculating EV demand

Shares of Stellantis are headed for their worst-ever day of trading after the carmaker announced a massive charge to reset its business.

Novo Nordisk stock climbs out of hole on FDA chief’s threat to block Hims and Hers pill

Novo Nordisk shares rallied on Friday in what’s still been a painful week as the Food and Drug Administration may weigh in on the side of the Danish drugmaker in its dispute over a copycat drug.

A tech wreck has rattled markets. Why this battered S&P 500 sector could be primed for a bounce.

A popular software ETF is now at extremely oversold levels, according to one measure

Amazon’s stock drops as investors question whether $200 billion can buy an AI edge

It’s not just that Amazon is pouring tons of money into capital expenditures, notes an analyst. It’s that the company seems to be playing defense.

You’re finally eligible to claim Social Security — but that doesn’t mean it’s the right time to retire

Nearly 30% of people surveyed say Social Security eligibility was a major reason they decided to retire.

Bitcoin attempts a recovery, but still headed for the worst week since 2022

Bitcoin rebounded from a dramatic selloff on Thursday, with investors hoping the worst might be over.

Under Armour turns a surprise profit, even as turnaround plan costs keep rising

Under Armour’s stock rallies toward a six-month high, after the athletic gear seller reported a surprise quarterly profit and raised its full-year outlook.

Super Bowl LX is turning into AI’s coming-out party

It’s not just about the OpenAI and Anthropic game-day ads — football’s biggest event is even being powered by AI technology

Buy the dip! Your guacamole for Super Bowl Sunday is the cheapest it’s been in decades — and chip prices are down, too.

This year’s Super Bowl watch party MVPs are a bumper crop of avocados and PepsiCo lowering prices for some snacks.

Explain this financial paradox to me like I’m 16. Why would I, or anyone, lease a car?

“‘What’s the point of paying thousands of dollars?”

Chase cut my credit-card limit due to lower usage. Will this affect my credit score and lead other banks to do the same?

“I’m wondering whether this could cause a ripple effect in which other banks might do the same with my lesser-used credit cards.”
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