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Cathie Wood is connecting two of her biggest investment convictions, Bitcoin and artificial intelligence, in a way that goes beyond portfolio strategy. The ARK Invest CEO publicly backed an open letter calling on the world's leading AI labs to give qualified open-source Bitcoin defenders trusted ...

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Google Pixel 11 arrives with higher prices, less RAM and modest hardware upgrades as the AI memory crisis deepens and Alphabet shares fall.
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Google debuted its Pixel 11 line of smartphones on Wednesday.

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Meta's AI spending looks aggressive on the surface, but the real threat to shareholders hides in a quieter corner of the balance sheet that Alphabet's louder capital raise actually obscures.

With 54 analysts piling into the same corner and Azure crossing a milestone Wall Street almost missed, one overlooked risk buried in Microsoft's balance sheet could change the entire calculus for buyers stepping in now.

Alphabet is growing cloud revenue faster than almost anyone on Wall Street expected, yet its stock trades at a multiple more typical of a slow-moving industrial. Something in that equation has to give.

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