U.S. business investment rose for the third straight month in September, driven primarily by increased spending on artificial intelligence.
(LILAMAX) – U.S. business investment rose for the third consecutive month in September, mainly due to increased spending on artificial intelligence. Despite the momentum, analysts say the broader industrial side of the economy is still showing only modest signs of recovery.
New data shows durable goods orders rose last month, driven in part by a surge in military contracts, one of the few bright spots in an uneven manufacturing landscape.
Meanwhile, Amazon is warning its more than 300 million customers to remain vigilant during the holiday season. The company says cybercriminals are increasingly impersonating Amazon representatives, and the FBI echoes this trend, reporting that online thieves have stolen nearly all of its information. 300 million dollars This year by taking over the victim’s account. Amazon urges consumers not to respond to suspicious messages, especially social media ads or unofficial requests for payment information.
Target, Walmart, Aldi and Lidl are offering some of the lowest seasonal meal prices in years as retailers roll out holiday discounts. For shoppers looking to stretch their budgets further, several apps and AI tools are gaining traction. platform like Grocery Pal, basket, boxed, and flip Empower consumers to compare circular ads, discover digital coupons, and identify the best deals near you.
New research from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology shows that artificial intelligence can already replace the workforce. 11.7% of the US labor market. The most vulnerable tasks include day-to-day roles in human resources, logistics, finance, and administrative functions. Researchers say there are jobs exposed to AI in all 50 states, including inland and rural areas.
