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Elon Musk Says American Airlines Could Risk Losing Customers For This Reason: 'If Their Connectivity...'
Morgan Stanley's Heavyweight Robotics Almanac: AI Moves Toward Physical Embodiment, Robots Experience 'Cambrian Explosion,' with China Showing Clear Leadership
Morgan Stanley predicts that by 2050, global robot hardware sales will surge from approximately USD 100 billion in 2025 to USD 25 trillion, with unit sales increasing from 24 million to 1.4 billion. China demonstrates a clear leading advantage, particularly in terms of policy support, control over key materials, and manufacturing capabilities. By 2050, China is expected to account for approximately 26% of global robot sales.
Elon Musk's Tesla To Solve Unsupervised Autonomy? Prediction Platform Kalshi Sees More Than 70% Chance Before April 2026
Is the Fed Actually 'Not So Hawkish'? Wall Street Is Bullish on US Stocks for Next Year.
Although Powell's remarks at the press conference following last week's policy meeting appeared to lean 'hawkish,' many analysts believe that the Fed's monetary policy stance is not as aggressive as expected.
Are tech stocks no longer in the spotlight? Wall Street analysts widely caution: a style shift is expected in the U.S. equity market next year…
①On Wall Street, as the new year approaches, an increasing number of industry institutions seem to be embracing a theme: the tech giants that have supported the bull market in recent years may no longer dominate the market next year…… ②They are listing sectors such as healthcare, industrials, and energy as top investment picks for 2026, rather than the "Magnificent Seven" like NVIDIA and Amazon.
What Signal? Wall Street Begins to Debate the Potential 'Culprit' Behind Bursting the AI Bubble...
① Recent signs indicate that investor skepticism towards AI is intensifying; ② Wall Street broadly believes it to be a bubble and has begun debating what will ultimately burst the bubble, as well as whether to control AI exposure before a potential bubble bursts or to take the risk of doubling down on their bets.