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Nvidia's Jensen Huang Scandal & Anthropic's IPO Deflates to $1.4 Trillion

Is the AI boom starting to crack, or is Wall Street overreacting?After a historic Nasdaq 100 sell-off wiped $2.3 trillion from the market, Nvidia finds itself at the centre of a growing crisis surrounding CEO Jensen Huang. But while Nvidia shares tumble, the broader stock market ...  Show more

The Great AI Debate: Opportunity of a Lifetime or Bubble Waiting to Burst?

Is the AI boom just getting started, or are we witnessing the build-up to another major market bubble?With markets experiencing renewed volatility, Piers and Stephen go head-to-head to debate the future of artificial intelligence and the global economy. Piers makes the bull case, ...  Show more

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