Companies are giving AI specific jobs: checking security cameras, helping farmers understand their records, searching satellite images, and preparing sales quotes. This edition explains how those tools work, who can use them, and what companies have reported so far.
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J.P. Morgan warns that there are “signs of investor exuberance” in AI markets. Just 42 AI companies in the S&P 500 account for 65 to 80 percent of the index’s total profits. The semiconductor rally is flashing technical patterns last seen during the dotcom bubble, and leveraged chip ETFs have quintupled their market influence since […]
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Smart City Innovation for Urban Living and Business in 2026
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A desperate attempt to find any New Zealand connection to the Taylor Swift wedding
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- July 6, 2026
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They may not have got married here, but that doesn’t mean Aotearoa wasn’t the unofficial guest of honour at Taylor Swift’s wedding. Crazy to think that it was less than a year ago that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce announced their engagement on Instagram and every single New Zealand brand and/or prime minister had a […]