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The people getting rich off AI are spending big on some distinctly analog status symbols

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By Roya Shahidi, Mary Hanbury Verified
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As more AI fortunes move from paper to cash, the next phase of the boom is taking shape: how that money gets spent. Copy link Email Facebook WhatsApp X LinkedIn Bluesky Threads An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link AI is minting millionaires at a rapid rate. Now comes the spending boom. Investors have poured hundreds of billions into AI startups and infrastructure, causing company valuations to skyrocket.
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The people getting rich off AI are spending big on some distinctly analog status symbols Original

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By Roya Shahidi, Mary Hanbury Verified
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AI is minting millionaires at a rapid rate. Now comes the spending boom. Investors have poured hundreds of billions into AI startups and infrastructure, causing company valuations to skyrocket. That's turned founders' paper stakes into fortunes and made employee stock grants at leading AI firms worth millions. But not all AI wealth is paper wealth anymore. Founders are selling stakes in startups worth billions. Early employees are cashing out equity that has multiplied in value in just a few years.
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Comcast stock surges after it said it's spinning off its media businesses Original

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By Mary Hanbury Verified, James Faris Verified
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Comcast's stock is surging after it announced that it's spinning off its media businesses. Shares jumped more than 25% in premarket trading on Monday after Comcast said it plans to separate its wireless and broadband business from NBCUniversal and Sky (its UK media and connectivity arm). NBCU controls the NBC broadcast network, Peacock, the Bravo cable channel, and Universal Studios.
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