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Markets are moving money in anticipation of artificial intelligence reshaping the economy, well before AI's effects show up in productivity or output figures. Investors are allocating capital toward AI-linked assets and away from businesses seen as exposed to disruption. The argument is that financial markets price the future first, making AI's economic impact visible in asset prices before it appears in the real economy.
- 2Max Scherzer fires seven-strikeout gem in Game 162 finale▼Scherzer's brilliance, fire and stubbornness on display in 7-K Game 162 gem
Max Scherzer delivered a dominant start in his club's Game 162 regular-season finale, striking out seven batters while showing the competitiveness and intensity that have defined his career. MLB.com highlighted his brilliance, fire and stubbornness on the mound as he closed out the season in emphatic fashion ahead of the playoffs.
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The United Nations General Assembly is holding its annual 'High-level Week' in New York, bringing together heads of state and government for speeches and diplomacy at the start of the assembly session. Leaders typically use the gathering to address global conflicts, climate change and development priorities, and it remains one of the largest annual diplomatic events in the world, drawing heavy media and security attention.
- 4Michael Carrick urged to replace £60m Man Utd star●Michael Carrick urged to replace £60m Man Utd star just weeks into new season https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://metro.co .u
Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick is being urged to drop a £60m-rated first-team star just weeks into the new season, according to Metro reporting on 27 September. Critics and fans have grown frustrated with the player's early-season form and are calling for a change in the starting lineup. Debate is building over whether Carrick will act on the pressure ahead of upcoming fixtures.
- 5Crew-13 Arrives at Kennedy Space Center for October Launch●Crew-13 Arrives at KSC for Oct. 1 ISS Launch
The Crew-13 astronauts have arrived at Kennedy Space Center in Florida ahead of a planned October 1 launch to the International Space Station. Their arrival begins final training and quarantine procedures before liftoff. It is the next rotation of crew heading to the orbiting laboratory under NASA's commercial crew program.