Jamie Dimon says investors should get used to the fact that markets go up and down. He says if you try to game the market, you are guaranteed to lose money. https://t.co/H4KXlUp4pS
Workers shared with Business Insider a laundry list of growing pains that come with managing agentic AI: "rot," long-running tasks derailed by a single error, and agents duplicating one another's work. https://t.co/ZD6LrGCc40
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As the U.S. prepares to ban imports of Canadian spirits, it’s worth examining the reasons a relatively minor commodity like whiskey looms so large. https://t.co/UM2lNUdBSk
There is an 81.5% success rate when stocks are rising and inflation is modest. The chances of success plunge if inflation is elevated or markets are soft. https://t.co/a9rLtvvxn8
America may be richer than ever on paper, but in an economy built increasingly on intangibles, prosperity can still feel strangely hard to hold onto. https://t.co/AenaIMgveS
Alcohol has become a focal point in the Canada-U.S. trade dispute. Jennifer Robson, an associate professor of political management at Carleton University, explains why. https://t.co/VnnHOzbeBw
Chess engines can beat grandmasters—but they can’t agree on a single infallible strategy. And, instead of ruining the game, artificial intelligence is now uncovering new ways of playing. https://t.co/Bfpjagqqsw
Handling your own investments on a DIY platform has become increasingly common. While that can cover your basic investment needs, the trick is knowing when to seek professional help. https://t.co/dffqFuQi62
VC money may be piling up at the top, but the startups built to last will be the ones that test cheaply, pivot quickly and scale only what the market has already proven. https://t.co/nHMau0zXJ5