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European leaders are openly acknowledging a severe economic crisis fueled by slow growth and a regulatory environment that many feel is stifling innovation.
A vast majority of economists predict the U.S. will expand its global productivity lead, driven by dominance in AI, strong investment, and lower energy costs.
Over $1 trillion has been wiped from the cryptocurrency market in six weeks as investor anxiety grows over a potential AI tech bubble and global stocks fall.
The U.S. leads in frontier AI research, but China is rapidly gaining ground by focusing on practical application, algorithmic efficiency, and widespread societal adoption.
The global economy is at a crossroads, heavily dependent on an AI boom that could either collapse into a recession or succeed and displace the human workforce.
The global economy is showing surprising stability, defying widespread predictions of a deep recession fueled by the US-China trade war and AI disruption fears.
The global expansion of data centers to power AI is straining local power and water supplies, leading to shortages and service disruptions in communities worldwide.
Broadcom's CEO, Hock Tan, projects that AI could expand the global economy by $10 trillion annually, as the company announces a major hardware partnership with OpenAI.
As Q3 earnings season starts, investors focus on five key themes: trade tariffs, AI spending sustainability, labor market signals, currency impacts, and China's economy.
National AI strategies are struggling to create competitive ecosystems, as high capital costs and a global talent drain favor established tech giants in the U.S. and China.
