Chatbots and fraud prevention applications are becoming more common, but banks are still doing the essential data work needed so AI can do the more ambitious work around investment recommendations.
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AI has the potential to radically transform financial services. But first banks need to get their data in order.

AI has the potential to radically transform financial services. But first banks need to get their data in order.

Alex Morrell,Dakin Campbell,Dan DeFrancesco | Chatbots and fraud prevention applications are becoming more common, but banks are still doing the essential data work needed so AI can do the more ambitious work around investment recommendations.

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Citigroup is shaking up its stock-trading group. 3 execs will be in charge of the new-look unit.

Citigroup is shaking up its stock-trading group. 3 execs will be in charge of the new-look unit.

Alex Morrell | Citigroup is combining its equities division with its prime, futures, and securities services division. There will be three co-heads in charge.

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Automated trading has already upended markets. Now AI could shake up stock picking and investment advice.

Automated trading has already upended markets. Now AI could shake up stock picking and investment advice.

Akin Oyedele | Stock-market liquidity, stock picking, and the core process of investing itself are all being upended by artificial intelligence.

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The SEC is stepping up scrutiny of mutual funds that have poured money into unicorns like WeWork and Airbnb

The SEC is stepping up scrutiny of mutual funds that have poured money into unicorns like WeWork and Airbnb

Bradley Saacks,Dakin Campbell | Mutual funds desperate to beat the market have piled into private companies. US regulators are watching, wary of a Woodford-like liquidity crunch.

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'There's much more to the story': Billionaire investor Howard Marks blasts the market's 'elementary take' on the Fed’s latest behavior — and sets the record straight

'There's much more to the story': Billionaire investor Howard Marks blasts the market's 'elementary take' on the Fed’s latest behavior — and sets the record straight

Christopher Competiello | Howard Marks thinks the market's knee-jerk, buy-signal reaction to central-bank easing is rudimentary and deserves a deeper analysis.

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MORGAN STANLEY: The stock market's rally to new highs is masking 3 under-the-radar warning signs that danger lies ahead

MORGAN STANLEY: The stock market's rally to new highs is masking 3 under-the-radar warning signs that danger lies ahead

Akin Oyedele | The S&P 500's rise to new highs is misleading investors and detracting from hidden signals of danger ahead, Morgan Stanley warns.

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25 rising stars in venture capital who control millions of dollars in Silicon Valley and decide which startups will blow up

25 rising stars in venture capital who control millions of dollars in Silicon Valley and decide which startups will blow up

Megan Hernbroth | Between blockbuster public debuts and mega-growth funding rounds, there hasn't been a better time to be in venture capital.

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From a master's in medical cannabis to a minor in weed, these are the college programs growing the next crop of marijuana entrepreneurs

From a master's in medical cannabis to a minor in weed, these are the college programs growing the next crop of marijuana entrepreneurs

Shana Lebowitz | Marijuana is a fast-growing industry — and schools are preparing students for cannabis jobs with courses as varied as business and botany.

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Consumers are tuning out ads more than ever. Big brands are betting AI can help them break through with better targeting and personalization.

Consumers are tuning out ads more than ever. Big brands are betting AI can help them break through with better targeting and personalization.

Lucia Moses | Artificial intelligence (AI) is deployed to adapt and personalize marketing campaigns to help brands cut through the clutter.

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CVS wants to change where millions of Americans go when they get sick. Here’s how it plans to get them in the door in the first place.

CVS wants to change where millions of Americans go when they get sick. Here’s how it plans to get them in the door in the first place.

Lydia Ramsey | CVS's marketing chief is working to change why customers come into the pharmacy, balancing what customers want to buy with what's good for them.

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