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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang expressed concerns about the company's position amid discussions of an AI bubble, stating that the market did not recognize the company's strong quarterly performance. Huang's comments were revealed in a leaked meeting, highlighting the challenges Nvidia faces despite its recent successes.

Lovable, a Swedish AI coding startup, has doubled its annual revenue to $200 million in just four months. The company is focusing on enhancing its product features to better serve enterprise customers, as stated by CEO Anton Osika.

Nvidia's investors reacted negatively to the company's strong earnings report, leading to a selloff despite the positive financial results. This occurred as broader market sentiment shifted towards expectations of a potential Federal Reserve rate cut, causing a disconnect between Nvidia's performance and investor behavior.

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has revised its projection for deficit reduction over the next 11 years to $2.5 trillion, down from $3.3 trillion estimated in August. This adjustment is attributed to former President Trump's recent retreats on tariffs, which have already eliminated an expected $800 billion in deficit reduction.

Ray Dalio has warned that the current market boom is nearing a bubble, with 80% of the way to a full bubble, which could lead to significant wealth gaps and a politically explosive bust. This warning has negatively impacted Nvidia's stock performance, reflecting broader concerns in the market.

Home Depot has attributed its recent sales decline to a significant downturn in the U.S. housing market, which is currently experiencing historic stagnation. The company noted that its primary customer base consists of homeowners, who are increasingly hesitant to invest in home improvement projects amid economic uncertainty.

The OBBBA introduces significant tax reforms for founders, notably raising the Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS) cap to $75 million. This change is designed to stimulate growth, enhance capital raising efforts, and facilitate business exits.

IBM executives emphasize that creativity is as crucial as data literacy in the evolving AI economy. They argue that human ingenuity and a willingness to experiment are essential for organizations to thrive in this new landscape.