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  1. The public sours on AI and data centers as Anthropic, OpenAI look to IPO and tech keeps spending

    Negativity around AI could be a drag on OpenAI and Anthropic as the startups look to go public, and will likely be a major issue in the midterm elections.

  2. Cramer's lightning round: Nokia still has room to run

    "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he's giving his answers to callers' stock questions at rapid speed.

  3. The market is seeing a feverish rotation. Here’s Cramer’s advice on how to play it

    CNBC’s Jim Cramer offers guidance for navigating a “tricky” market rotation.

  4. Amazon sellers boycott ads in policy change revolt: 'We're running out of f---ing margin'

    Hundreds of large Amazon sellers are boycotting the online retailer's advertising platform on Wednesday to protest the policy changes.

  5. Nvidia's long-awaited stock breakout is proof that patience pays off

    Every weekday, the Investing Club releases the Homestretch; an actionable afternoon update just in time for the last hour of trading.

  6. Anthropic products are operational after brief outage, status page says

    Anthropic said it is working to "fully resolve this issue," according to its page showing the status of the Claude chatbot, Claude Code and the API.

  7. Tesla stock adds nearly 8% as Elon Musk touts chip progress

    UBS analysts changed their previously bearish rating on shares of Tesla this week.

  8. Jim Cramer says the stock market is so overbought that we have to tread carefully

    The Investing Club holds its "Morning Meeting" every weekday at 10:20 a.m. ET.

  9. Struggling shoe retailer Allbirds makes bizarre pivot to AI, adds $127 million in value

    Allbirds announced a deal with American Exchange Group to sell its intellectual property and other assets for $39 million in March.

  10. Chip giants AMD, Qualcomm and Arm back driverless car startup Wayve with fresh funds

    Wayve now has major semiconductor names, including Nvidia, as shareholders as it looks to sell its technology to automakers who may be using different chips.

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