Yes. We havent run this business well those straight answers from General Electric ceo helping a big stock turnaround today welcome to the closing bell, everybody, im kelly evans at the new York Stock Exchange. Clearly a new sheriff is in town, that is for sure im Bill Griffeth. Well have more of that interview with the brand new chairman and ce o of ge, John Flannery and an analyst who says we could be approaching a bottom for the stock. It was down, what was it 8 this morning after those earnings. Down a huge amount. Started coming back. Then especially when davids interview was going on there live on cnbc, stock really did come back at that point. G, e shares now positive theres the Home Builders up more than 1 theres a new emerging trend among millennial home buyers that could prove to be a little bit of a risk to this market, would you say . Wouldnt you think . Well ask bill if hed do Something Like this for his kids anyway. Lets start with todays big rally, up 131 points on the d
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European stock pickers are turning to more established sectors like utilities, professional data providers and even copper miners to tap into the next wave of the AI boom, a year after AI chipmaker Nvidia's (NVDA.O) emergence as a driving force. Enthusiasm for artificial intelligence helped drive a rally across equity…
European stock pickers are
turning to more established sectors like utilities, professional
data providers and even copper miners to tap into the next wave
of the AI boom, a year after AI chipmaker.
LONDON : European stock pickers are turning to more established sectors like utilities, professional data providers and even copper miners to tap into the next wave of the AI boom, a year after AI chipmaker Nvidia's emergence as a driving force.Enthusiasm for artificial intelligence helped drive a rally a