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GM, readers! I'm Phil Rosen. It's great to see you on a Saturday.
As you've likely seen, artificial intelligence has been the talk of the town.
Happy Friday? It's Dan DeFrancesco, and these days I get the "Friday scaries" more than the "Sunday scaries," knowing that I have a full weekend of keeping a 10-month-old entertained. (It's OK. Her feelings won't be hurt. She can't read.)
Good morning team. I'm senior reporter Phil Rosen.
Today I want to point you toward Tesla.
Not that Elon Musk really needs more attention, but his company's stock warrants a look for a very successful six-week stretch.
We're right on the brink of the weekend — let's not delay.
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A disappointing 2022 has led some Goldman Sachs partners to ask: Is it time for a change at the top?
Almost Friday! Dan DeFrancesco in NYC, but you certainly won't catch me in these ridiculous boots that are selling for as much as $1,000.
Happy Friday eve to the smartest corner of the internet. Phil Rosen here, writing to you from New York City.
This week I've seen commentators draw comparisons between the current boom in artificial intelligence stocks and that of meme stocks two years ago.
Hiya! Dan DeFrancesco in NYC.
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Good morning, Opening Bell crew. Senior reporter Phil Rosen here.
Yesterday, Fed Chair Jerome Powell gave a speech at the Economic Club of Washington, saying the stronger-than-expected labor market is going to make the inflation fight difficult.
"It kind of shows you why we think this will be a process that takes a significant period of time," Powell said, adding that the path forward is "probably going to be bumpy."