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The AI-Fueled Software Meltdown Is Overblown
The software sector has taken a massive beating on Wall Street over the past few months on fears that AI is destined to roll over the segment.
AI‑Led Software Selloff May Pose Risk For $1.5 Trillion U.S. Credit Market, Says Morgan Stanley
Concerns that artificial intelligence could disrupt large parts of the software industry have started to spill into credit markets.
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Massachusetts Takes On Robinhood To Test Fiduciary Rule
In September, Massachusetts strengthened its investment advice standard for brokers. Now, the state is taking on its first major case to test it.
From Stimulus Checks To Aid For Entertainment Venues, Here’s What’s Delaying The Covid-19 Relief Deal
Top lawmakers and officials in Washington are racing against the clock to finalize a $900 billion federal coronavirus relief bill before the holidays.
DoorDash Slips After Citron Calls IPO ‘Most Ridiculous’ of 2020
DoorDash’s shares fell Thursday after short-seller Citron Research described the food delivery company’s IPO as the “most ridiculous” of the year.