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This earnings season kicks off with unusually high expectations. Consensus expects another quarter of more than 20% S&P 500 earnings growth, driven largely by the #AI buildout. But as cheaper AI models emerge, the focus shifts to whether today's exceptional AI profit levels can be sustained. Read more in... show more

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