Bill Gates sees troubling parallels between today’s AI investment boom and the dot-com bubble that burst in 2000. The Microsoft co-founder warns that while AI’s potential is real, the current frenzy resembles the unsustainable hype that preceded the internet crash.
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Apple Inc.’s stock surged to a new all-time high, reaching approximately $263 per share. The rally follows optimistic third-party sales reports and a brokerage upgrade citing sustained growth potential through 2027.
Apple’s share price reportedly climbed to unprecedented levels, hitting around $263 in recent trading according to market data. This surpasses the previous peak of $258.10 recorded last December, with analysts suggesting the momentum could continue throughout the trading session.
Former Meta executive Nick Clegg has raised concerns about the artificial intelligence sector potentially heading for a correction. According to his analysis, the AI industry displays several characteristics of a market bubble with “unbelievable, crazy valuations” emerging from intense corporate competition.
Former Meta Platforms executive Nick Clegg has warned that the artificial intelligence sector may be headed for a market correction, citing what he describes as bubble-like characteristics in current investment patterns. According to reports, Clegg stated during a CNBC interview that the race among companies to dominate AI has resulted in “unbelievable, crazy valuations” that could prove unsustainable.
Small business owners are reportedly taking out high-interest loans and raising consumer prices to manage increased tariff costs. Economists suggest these struggles could signal broader economic challenges ahead as companies navigate trade policy changes.
According to reports from CNBC, numerous small businesses are facing significant financial pressure due to recent trade policies implemented by the Trump administration. Sources indicate that companies like AV Universal Corp., which imports footwear from India, have seen tariff bills increase from approximately $7,500 to requiring $250,000 loans to cover import costs.
