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Investing through the AI transition

Equity portfolio manager Brady Enright invested through the dot-com era and is now navigating another period of transformational change driven by AI. His view: while technology evolves, the fundamentals of investing do not. Brady explains why technological change can create enorm ...  Show more

The next wave of defense spending

Capital Group equity analysts Zach Alexander and Caroline Janin discuss their outlook for the $2.7 trillion defense industry. With ongoing wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, defense spending is on the rise amid a geopolitical realignment that may still be in its early stages. Z ...  Show more

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