Meta Says Mark Zuckerberg's Love of Extreme, Dangerous Sports Could Be a Problem for the Company

Meta Says Mark Zuckerberg's Love of Extreme, Dangerous Sports Could Be a Problem for the Company

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's fondness for combat sports and extreme water activities has become a concern for the company.


US Stock Market Could Get an Added Boost From Projected Buyback Revival in 2024

Companies purchasing back more of their own shares are expected to boost US stocks this year. It is projected that the upward trend that brought the stock market in the United States to an all-time high this year will have another major driver: companies purchasing back more of their own shares.

China's Stock Market Is Sliding After Brutal Crash This Week

This week has been so brutal for China's stock market. This week has been so brutal for China's stock market. The stocks plummeted in the last hours of trading on Friday, sending investors into a state of fear as the Chinese stocks closed at a level not seen in years.

Meet Rufus: Amazon Unveils Its New AI-Powered Shopping Assistant

Amazon on Thursday unveiled its new AI-powered shopping assistant, called Rufus. Amazon on Thursday unveiled its new AI-powered shopping assistant, called Rufus, which can answer queries and provide recommendations depending on customer preferences.


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