Video computing may be the next AI craze, the reward for owning stocks vs. bonds hasn't been this low since 2017, and Sweetgreen got sued for its burrito bowl.
Americans are working fewer hours after the pandemic, gold is nearing an all-time high, and VC funding fell over 50% year-over-year.
Influencer marketing spending will reach $16 billion this year, job openings hit a two-week low, and Johnson & Johnson made an unprecedented offer to settle product liability lawsuits for a staggering $9 billion.
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New York City's population grew in 2022, Dogecoin rallied 30%, and M&A activity dropped 20% last quarter.
BloombergGPT could be the first major AI breakthrough in the finance industry, Elon Musk wants to make Twitter a digital banking platform, and UBS might be in trouble for its Credit Suisse acquisition.
Wall Street bonuses fell the most since 2008, college seniors are struggling to find jobs, and Manhattan office vacancy hit a new record.
Apple launched its BNPL business, Nasdaq entered a bull market, remote work became less popular last year, and AI whisperers are making over 335k.
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The Senate held its first hearing on SVB’s collapse yesterday, and the finance world is still scrambling to make sense of the aftermath. But regulators are starting to point the finger at an unlikely target - social media.
First Citizens bought most of SVB, Twitter takes action after code leak, and Binance sued by U.S. regulators.
It’s looking like even prospective employers are stringing you along in 2023. A new Wall Street Journal found that more and more companies are resorting to deceptive tactics like ‘ghost postings’ to make it seem like they're hiring when they're actually not.
