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As of late October 2025, major financial institutions including the Bank of England and IMF warn that soaring valuations in AI-driven tech stocks resemble the 2000 dotcom bubble peak. The S&P 500 is heavily concentrated in a few AI-focused firms, raising risks of a sharp market correction. Despite this, industry leaders emphasize AI's transformative potential and ongoing infrastructure investments.
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US stocks rallied Monday after President Trump issued conciliatory comments about China, reversing recent trade war threats. The market responded positively to signals of de-escalation, amid ongoing US-China trade tensions and economic uncertainties. The story highlights the volatile nature of markets driven by political rhetoric and economic policy shifts today, Wed, 15 Oct 2025.
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Global markets showed mixed reactions after US President Trump’s conciliatory comments on China, following a weekend of heightened trade tensions. US stocks recovered from Friday’s sharp losses, gold hit new highs, and European markets edged higher amid ongoing geopolitical uncertainty and economic data delays.
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Math teachers at Flushing High School are under investigation for allegedly passing failing students, including those who skip classes, amid claims of lenient grading policies. The DOE is examining the school's practices following reports of widespread grade inflation and concerns over student learning outcomes. The story is current as of January 7, 2026.
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Donald Trump announced plans to ban large institutional investors from purchasing single-family homes, citing concerns over housing affordability and market influence. The move aims to curb corporate dominance, but faces resistance from Wall Street and critics who argue it addresses only a small part of the broader housing crisis. Details remain unclear.