Film-studio executives were sour on the early films of Francis Ford Coppola, George Lucas and Steven Spielberg. Moviegoers had a different opinion. https://t.co/CHMGFqFlT5 ...

From @WSJopinion: Brace Yourself for the AI Tsunami by @Peggynoonannychttps://t.co/BBoW3ffOBe ...

Modern democracy and modern science both emerged from Europe’s intellectual and cultural heritage, but the region’s unique global position did not survive the 20th century. https://t.co/Kdyy4nAG6a ...

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From @WSJopinion: Is help still on the way for Iranian protestors? Trump has sent an armada to the Middle East—he should use it, writes @BHL.https://t.co/kG1D0kBnJ8 ...

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Exclusive: Former Microsoft and GM executive Chris Liddell, who helped take the automaker public, has joined Anthropic’s board of directors. The appointment adds a board member with experience steering a large company through a public listing. https://t.co/HGDqzO93P9 ...

Are investors shortchanging themselves by holding only fixed-rate bonds? Research says yes.Here’s why: https://t.co/5eHBQjD4Ji ...

Review: The HBO documentary series "Neighbors" highlights a wide range of local squabbles and the bad behavior they often provoke. https://t.co/nlYGJgLhqU ...

For sectors that have sold off because new AI tools threatened to upend their business, the Ozempic scare that send food and alcohol stocks tumbling in 2023 might be good case study of what ultimately happens. Read more in today’s Markets A.M. Newsletter: https://t.co/yxFo21vmFp ...