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Next OpenAIs and Anthropics may come straight to retail market. Here's what to know before investing (opens the original)
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Amid ongoing hype around tech darlings going public, from Anthropic to OpenAI, many retail investors are chomping at the bit for access to private stock markets. Investing in private companies has traditionally been reserved for more sophisticated investors, but there are ways retail investors can participate. This goes beyond being lucky enough to work for a private company that's doling out shares or participating in an investment round for friends and family. The trend is set to accelerate as
Managers are using AI for one of work's toughest tasks: Difficult employee conversations (opens the original)
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Few managerial duties are harder than telling an employee their performance is falling short, they won't get the raise they expected or their job is being eliminated. Uncomfortable workplace conversations are unlikely to go away. But new AI coaching tools can help managers deliver hard messages, especially in the preparation phase before these sticky conversations take place. To be sure, delivering hard news is an area where many managers need help â especially those early on in their careers.
Where investors are finding income outside traditional bonds as brutal drawdown drags on (opens the original)
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For some investors, uncertainty in the bond market and a relentless rise in rates driven by inflation, geopolitical concerns and other factors is enough to throw in the towel, or at least significantly limit their exposure to fixed income. While many advisors and strategists said bonds should remain part of a diversified investment portfolio, they are shifting allocation to lower-duration alternatives such as ultra-short bonds. Others are looking for complementary non-fixed income products for i
Bond market sell-off: How investors can move and protect their money as rates rise (opens the original)
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There's been a lot of noise in the bond market lately, and with the 10-year treasury hitting its highest level since 2023 on Wednesday, what's giving investors pause isn't going away. Between planned Treasury buybacks and the Federal Reserve's latest announcement signaling a possible rate hike that puts the agency at odds with President Donald Trump's desires, many bond owners are scratching their heads about what's next. This comes amid broader inflation concerns weighing on bondholders, a roug
Between earn-nothing cash, broken long-term bonds, these are the safety trades of 2026 market (opens the original)
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Many investors are turning to short-term investments, particularly ultra-short bond funds, amid persistent concerns that the equity market is headed for an inevitable downturn and long-term bonds like the 10-year treasury are not providing the diversification benefits that they have provided within portfolios historically. Stock market returns have been strong over the past decade, with the S&P 500 Index delivering double-digit gains for most of the past decade. The last several years have been
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