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Anne Kates Smith
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Executive Editor, Kiplinger
Washington
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Health , World Business And Finance , Politics , Education
Animal cruelty.
Content
By Anne Kates Smith Verified| Kiplinger Verified As it turns out, DeepSeek, the new Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) app, did not deep-six the stock market – at least not for long. But it may have reshaped the perception of what the rollout of AI will look like in coming years, and it might have you thinking you need to reshape your portfolio, too. The late-January rout caused by DeepSeek's arrival in the U.S. was ferocious, if short-lived.
By Anne Kates Smith Verified| Our Community Now@ DeepSeek 's arrival in the U.S. was ferocious, if short-lived. News of the cheaper, open-source AI model sent chipmaker Nvidia ( As it turns out, DeepSeek, the new Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) app, did not deep-six the stock market – at least not for long. But it may have reshaped the perception of what the rollout of AI will look like in coming years, and it might have you thinking you need to reshape your portfolio, too.
By Anne Kates Smith Verified| Kiplinger Verified The U.S. presidential election has gripped the nation. Should it take hold of your portfolio, too? The short answer: No. Financial fundamentals such as the direction of interest rates and corporate earnings hold more sway, especially over the long term. But it doesn’t hurt to be aware of what history tells us about elections and financial markets and to consider how potential policy moves could impact your investments.
Company Info
Kiplinger
Kiplinger is a prominent American publisher that specializes in business forecasts and personal finance advice. Founded in 1920 by W.M. Kiplinger, the company has a long-standing reputation for providing reliable financial guidance. Initially based in Washington, D.C., Kiplinger has been managed by three generations of the Kiplinger family and is now a subsidiary of Future plc, following its acquisition of Dennis Publishing in 2021. Kiplinger offers several key publications, including The Kiplinger Letter, a weekly periodical focused on business and economic forecasting, and Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine, which provides monthly personal finance advice to American families. The company also provides custom publishing services tailored to various organizations. Kiplinger's mission is to help readers make informed financial decisions, maintaining high ethical standards in all its interactions with stakeholders.
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
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Founded: 1920