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Government Shutdown Puts IPO Resurgence at RiskThe IPO market has been sizzling in recent months, but the government shutdown threatens to put a short-term halt to public offerings. Here's why.
By Karee Venema
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Mutual Funds Are About to Get the ETF Treatment. Here's What It Means for InvestorsThe SEC is expected to decide soon whether mutual funds from dozens of providers can be offered as ETF share classes.
By Charles Lewis Sizemore, CFA
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AI-Powered Smart Glasses Set to Make a Bigger SplashThe Kiplinger Letter Meta leads the way with its sleek, fashionable smart glasses, but Apple reportedly plans to join the fray by late 2026. Improved AI will lure more customers.
By John Miley
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AI Start-ups Keep Scoring Huge SumsThe Kiplinger Letter Investors continue to make bigger bets on artificial intelligence start-ups, even for small teams with no revenue. Some backers think a startling tech breakthrough is near.
By John Miley
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Astronomical AI Spending Is Causing Jitters on Wall StreetThe Kiplinger Letter Amid rampant excitement over artificial intelligence, a new round of skepticism is taking hold. Here are four forecasts about the future of generative AI.
By John Miley
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Rising Cyber Threat of AI: The Kiplinger LetterThe Kiplinger Letter Security experts warn that generative AI brings new risks with no clear defenses. With AI's rapid adoption, businesses are vulnerable.
By John Miley
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SEC Cracks Down on Misleading Fund Names and Greenwashing: The Kiplinger LetterThe Kiplinger Letter The SEC rules aim to crack down on so-called “greenwashing” — misleading or deceptive claims by funds that use ESG factors.
By Rodrigo Sermeño
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Penny Stocks: Why You Should Always Stay AwayScams With the exception of some large foreign firms, investors should generally avoid stocks that trade over-the-counter.
By Dan Burrows
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For a Concentrated Stock Position, Ask Your Adviser ThisThere can be advantages to having a lot of stock in one company, but ‘de-risking’ can help avoid some significant disadvantages.
By Robert Gorman
