The Week’s Investing News Roundup: AI Stocks, Nvidia, the Magnificent 8 and More

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  • Bitcoin hit a record above $73,000 but retreated when inflation came in hotter than expected. Insurance and energy prices are boosting inflation.
  • With the S&P 500 at a record high, BofA, Larry Summers, and others saw signs of a bubble forming. Some predicted a correction but not a bear market.
  • The United States topped global oil production for a sixth straight year.
  • Toyota agreed to the largest wage hike in 25 years. Honda and Nissan partnered on EV development.
  • The Boeing crisis has impacted airlines. GM lost two key executives. Altria said it plans to reduce its AB InBev stake. Under Armour’s founder returned as CEO. Dollar Tree plans to close 1,000 stores. McDonald’s suffered an IT failure. Speculation grew about a TikTok sale.

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