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07.06.26 - 18:24
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This “Hidden” Tech Leader Is the Smarter Play as Employment Trends Shift (24/7 Wall St.)
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ZipRecruiter (NYSE:ZIP) is back in the chatter as retail traders bet the soft labor market is about to turn, with the stock bouncing 13.29% in the past month. But here's what you should actually be watching. The ZipRecruiter Trade Is a Trap The bull case for ZipRecruiter requires you to believe a hiring rebound is ... This “Hidden” Tech Leader Is the Smarter Play as Employment Trends Shift...
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07.06.26 - 16:18
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Got $10,000? Meta vs Nvidia: The Better Opportunity Right Now (24/7 Wall St.)
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Meta (NASDAQ: META) and NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) both just delivered headline-grabbing quarters, but from opposite sides of the AI capex trade. Meta is writing the checks. NVIDIA is cashing them. With $10,000 in hand, the question is whether you want the buyer of compute at a discount or the seller of compute near record highs. ... Got $10,000? Meta vs Nvidia: The Better Opportunity Right Now...
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07.06.26 - 16:12
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Why an AI ′Death Spiral′ Threatens the Internet (Bloomberg)
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For decades, publishers depended on search engines to send readers to their websites, where advertising helped fund the creation of online content. But the rise of AI-powered search is changing that model. Researchers like Rand Fishkin say “zero-click” searches are increasingly keeping users inside platforms rather than sending them to publishers, while Rutgers professor Caitlin Petre warns that falling traffic could threaten the long-term economics of journalism and content creation. Yet some large publishers are adapting. People Inc. CEO Neil Vogel says his company has offset declining search traffic through brand diversification, social media distribution, licensing agreements, and paid partnerships with AI companies. The broader question is whether the internet can continue producing the content AI depends on if fewer creators are paid for their work. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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07.06.26 - 14:30
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Most Teens Aren′t Going To Social Media For Politics (ZeroHedge)
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Most Teens Aren't Going To Social Media For Politics
Teens turn to social media for multiple purposes: to catch up with friends, for entertainment and to connect with others over similar interests.
However, as Statista's Anna Fleck reports a possible misconception, however, is that many are going to platforms such as Instagram, Snapchat and TikTok for politics.
According to a recent survey of 1,458 teenagers in the United States, conducted between September 25 and October 9, under one in three respondents said that keeping up with politics or political issues was a main personal draw towards each of the respective social media platforms.
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While most teens said that politics was not one of the main reasons for using the apps, U.S. teens were most likely to turn to TikTok and Instagram for political content (29 percent and 28 percent, respectively, said they would), followed by Snapchat (19 percent).
More popular reasons to use TikTok were ente...
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