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Amazon CEO sends 'Not Great' message to Zuckerberg during earnings call

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy reassured investors regarding the non-threat of AI shopping assistants to the company. He stated that most consumers prefer shopping directly with retailers rather than relying on AI bots. Jassy's comments follow the blocking of Meta's AI assistant, Muse, on Amazon's platform. Despite competition in AI-powered shopping, Jassy emphasized that external shopping agents do not…

Amazon CEO sends 'Not Great' message to Zuckerberg during earnings call

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BOJ Says Underlying Inflation Has Effectively Reached 2% Target for First Time

The Bank of Japan announced on October 30th that underlying inflation has effectively reached its 2% target for the first time since the goal was introduced in 2013, marking a major milestone in the…

  • Underlying inflation in Japan matches 2% target for first time
  • Bank of Japan maintains 1.25% interest rate
  • BOJ plans to accelerate ETF sales to normalize monetary policy

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