The International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimated in a recent analysis that 40% of global employment will be affected by AI. In "advanced economies," like the U.S., that figure could be as high as 60%.

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Jake Lerch (AI software stocks): My prediction is that 2025 will be the year of software stocks. Think about it: Hardware stocks were some of the top-performing stocks of 2024. Semiconductor companies ...

The company has successfully executed a $175 million at-the-market equity offering, bolstering its cash position and enabling it to invest further in R&D and business growth. Notably, D-Wave has ...

Eliminating the two provisions and expanding Social Security benefits for millions comes with a price tag. The act will cost $196 billion over 10 years, per the CBO, and it will bump up Social ...

Global mining firms face significant uncertainty heading into 2025. Ongoing geopolitical turmoil has been both a help and a hindrance—at times it has driven investors toward safe haven assets like ...

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Often, that slows the economy too much, leading to a recession, which many were worried about back in 2023. However, the data shows that, although growth is slow in some places, most countries have ...

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So why the outperformance? Stock buybacks have allowed capital to stay within the company and compound at an ROIC rate of up to 15.2%, according to the company financials. That’s nearly double the 8% ...