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Investor Lauren Taylor Wolfe says we are 'absolutely' in an A.I. bubble now

Lauren Taylor Wolfe, co-founder of Impactive Capital, said the surge in enthusiasm around artificial intelligence has all the markings of a bubble.

One-time penny stock Beyond Meat soars after addition to meme ETF, jumps 47% on Tuesday

The food company surged more than 127% Monday in its best day ever, and continued its rally Tuesday.

Activist investor Jana Partners takes stake in medical device maker Cooper Companies, WSJ says

The hedge fund will push Cooper to improve how it allocates capital in order to boost returns, the WSJ said.

China's economic growth likely slowed in third quarter

China's National Bureau of Statistics is set to release the third-quarter GDP and economic data for September on Monday.

This ETF strategy could help risk-averse investors ride out wild market swings

Invesco senior portfolio manager John Burrello sees income funds that employ options-based strategies as a suitable approach.

‘The tide went out’: How a string of bad loans has bank investors hunting for hidden risks

Investors are focused on a specific type of lending made by banks to non-depository financial institutions, or NDFIs, as the source of possible contagion.

Gold's record run is latest market signal that classic 60/40 investing portfolio may never return

The 60/20/20 portfolio is gaining after gold, bitcoin record runs, with alternatives taking half of bonds' former hold over a classic investor market approach.

Moody's says the banking system, private credit markets are sound despite worries over bad loans

Marc Pinto, the agency's head of global private credit, acknowledged in a CNBC interview that there are concerns over loose lending standards.

Chinese robotaxi company Pony.ai to work with Stellantis on Europe expansion

The companies plan to start robotaxi tests in Luxembourg in the coming months, before expanding to other parts of Europe next year.

U.S. regulators toss out rules requiring banks to prepare for climate change

The Fed and others no longer believe the requirements are necessary as they are redundant with other provisions banks already make to plan for emergencies.

Fed Governor Miran wants a half-point cut this month, while Waller backs another quarter-point move

The central bank policymaker indicated that he still expects his colleagues to vote for another quarter-point reduction.

BlackRock’s crypto push deepens with a retooled product to serve stablecoin issuers

This latest move from Larry Fink's firm aims to further capitalize on the boom in stablecoin demand, BlackRock first told CNBC.
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