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AI Gut Check, Inside Citadel's Securities Conference

Get a jump start on the US trading day with Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Open Interest." AI gets a gut-check as a data-center debut crashes on valuation and debt fears. GM tightens its profit outlook and launches a $20 billion buyback. Plus, Dani Burger live from Citadel’s Future of Global Markets Conference with Scott Rubner, Jim Esposito and Konstantine Buhler on AI, markets and what’s next. Correction: This video was edited to correct the name of the firm, Sequoia Capital, that aired at 10:40 a…

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AI Gut Check, Inside Citadel's Securities Conference
Get a jump start on the US trading day with Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Open Interest." AI gets a gut-check as a data-center debut crashes on valuation and debt fears. GM tightens its profit outlook and launches a $20 billion buyback. Plus, Dani Burger live from Citadel’s Future of Global Markets Conference with Scott Rubner, Jim Esposito and Konstantine Buhler on AI, markets and what’s next. Correction: This video was edited to correct the name of the firm, Sequoia Capital, that aired at 10:40 a…
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