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Nathan Sheets, Citi’s global chief economist, told Fortune that it’s a similar situation to the “devastating” 1930s, but maybe not in the way you think.

Paul Tudor Jones also got far out and sci-fi, talking to CNBC. “We’re kind of boldly going where no man has ever gone before.”

All-cash deals were 27.5% of the market in 2019. It's a different world now, according to Realtor.com's Hannah Jones and ResiClub's Lance Lambert

OpenAI's chip deal with AMD makes a lot more sense if you think every digital interaction will be mediated by AI

Investors are excited about OpenAI’s expansion driving big gains in technology stocks, but a rising number of Wall Street pros fear that the wild pops that add tens of billions of dollars in value in mere minutes are signaling an unhealthy market reminiscent of the dot-com era. Advanced Micro Devices…

Is a U.S. without data centers a country without GDP growth?

Air traffic controllers, expected to work without pay during the government shutdown, aren’t showing up to airports. It’s making the industry’s headcount problem even worse, with staffing down 50% in some areas.

Content creators such as Casey Neistat have warned of the ramifications of Sora, which he called a “TikTok clone where every video is AI.”

Ive said he hopes the new generation of AI-first devices brings more joy and less anxiety.

Americans are short on hope about the housing market.

Trump didn't touch the MAGA trial balloon over an NFL boycott, but he did say he hates the new kickoff rules. "It just looks terrible."