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Looking to invest in companies focused on #AI and deep learning? The $LRNZ TrueShares Technology, AI and Deep Learning ETF from TrueMark Investments may be your answer.

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“The prices here in the U.S. are lower than many prices seen around the globe at the pump… The highest is in Hong Kong, there you see $10.72,” Julie Hyman says.

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Forgiving $10,000 of student loans would “wipe out debt for a quarter of student borrowers and half it for another quarter,” Former FDIC Chair Sheila Bair says. “The benefits are primarily for lower-income borrowers, borrowers of color, students in financial distress.”

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$RIVN stocks tumble amid earnings miss, $DOCU shares plunge on a steady earnings report but weaker outlook, and $ORCL reports a Q3 earnings miss on cloud technology outlook. Full comments:

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Jared Blikre examines the market action in the $GSPC, volatility levels, Chinese stocks including $DIDI, and the sliding economic conditions reported by $GS. Full comments:

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“The bond market is where rubber meets road, and in thinking about that, Bill Gross was so foundational to the creation of the bond market as we know and love it today,”’ The Bond King’ Author Mary Childs says. “PIMCO and Bill sat at this inflection point for so long.”

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From soaring prices oil, metals and everything else, to a trillion-dollar budget deal, this is the Week in Numbers

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Italy will give electric car buyers up to $6,570 as part of its plan to support the country’s automotive industry

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Operations stopped at Sibanye Stillwater’s gold mines in South Africa over wages, Nigeria aviation sector hit by high jet crisis, Ethiopian Airlines ordered five Boeing current generation 777 freighters, and more. Here are 5⃣ top business stories from Africa this week

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How Sequoia’s new crypto fund will be different than any of the VC investments it’s made before.

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Looking to invest in companies focused on #AI and deep learning? The $LRNZ TrueShares Technology, AI and Deep Learning ETF from TrueMark Investments may be your answer.

“The prices here in the U.S. are lower than many prices seen around the globe at the pump… The highest is in Hong Kong, there you see $10.72,” Julie Hyman says.

Forgiving $10,000 of student loans would “wipe out debt for a quarter of student borrowers and half it for another quarter,” Former FDIC Chair Sheila Bair says. “The benefits are primarily for lower-income borrowers, borrowers of color, students in financial distress.”

$RIVN stocks tumble amid earnings miss, $DOCU shares plunge on a steady earnings report but weaker outlook, and $ORCL reports a Q3 earnings miss on cloud technology outlook. Full comments:

Jared Blikre examines the market action in the $GSPC, volatility levels, Chinese stocks including $DIDI, and the sliding economic conditions reported by $GS. Full comments:

“The bond market is where rubber meets road, and in thinking about that, Bill Gross was so foundational to the creation of the bond market as we know and love it today,”’ The Bond King’ Author Mary Childs says. “PIMCO and Bill sat at this inflection point for so long.”

From soaring prices oil, metals and everything else, to a trillion-dollar budget deal, this is the Week in Numbers

Italy will give electric car buyers up to $6,570 as part of its plan to support the country’s automotive industry

Operations stopped at Sibanye Stillwater’s gold mines in South Africa over wages, Nigeria aviation sector hit by high jet crisis, Ethiopian Airlines ordered five Boeing current generation 777 freighters, and more. Here are 5⃣ top business stories from Africa this week

How Sequoia’s new crypto fund will be different than any of the VC investments it’s made before.