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Bruker at Bank of America Global Healthcare Conference: growth mix lifts outlook
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Pfizer at U.S. All Stars Conference: growth shifts beyond covid
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Wave Life Sciences appoints Monika Vnuk as chief business officer
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German institutes raise 2026 and 2027 economic growth forecasts, sources say
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BBVA at Bank of America 31th Annual Financials CEO Conference: growth and caution
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The AI race should be less about supremacy and more about sustainability
In today’s CEO Daily: Women leaders are moving the AI debate beyond who builds the best model. The big leadership story: Jensen Huang dismisses an AI doomsday. The markets: Mostly up globally after an AI-led rally in the U.S. on Monday. Plus: All the news and watercooler chat from Fortune. Good morning. It’s the most…
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Suddenly, polls show the Democrats in sight of taking the Senate in the midterms
Good morning. On Fortune’s radar today: Midterm momentum swings hard toward Democrats. More evidence that AI is killing jobs. Markets: Up! Don’t underestimate the S&P 500—as analysts do. Uber will dominate the autonomous taxi market, Bank of America says. The robots are talking about us behind our backs. This story was originally featured on Fortune.com
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Bulls and doomers are both right, says Ray Dalio—AI will be ‘miraculous’ for productivity but fuel a ‘devastating’ bubble and wealth inequality
There’s a huge divide between how the world’s AI leaders view the transformative technology. Some foresee a huge jobs boom and a new era of economic activity. Others see the end of humanity. Ray Dalio, famed investor and founder of Bridgewater Associates, says both optimists and pessimists are correct. He believes the technology will produce…
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Phillies Relievers Respond To Don Mattingly’s Confounding Bullpen Management
The Philadelphia Phillies’ bullpen offered a response on the interim manager’s odd decision to put extra wear on their arms.