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"Wood Sister" Annual Heavyweight: ARK 2026 Big Idea

The "Wood Sister" team believes that the five major innovation platforms centered around artificial intelligence are accelerating their integration, which will trigger a leap in global economic growth by the end of this decade. It is expected that the global real GDP growth rate will reach 7.3% by 2030, and the market value of innovative assets will expand from $5 trillion to $28 trillion. Investment in AI infrastructure will increase from $500 billion to $1.4 trillion, with fields such as autonomous driving, AI drug development, and humanoid robots entering large-scale deployment

This week, the S&P 500 index fell by 0.4%, the Dow Jones index fell by 0.5%, and the Nasdaq index fell by 0.1%. On Friday, the S&P 500 index closed flat, with the financial sector down 1.3%, the industrial sector down 0.8%, and the energy sector up 0.4%. The Nasdaq 100 index closed up 0.3%, Fortinet rose 5%, Microsoft and Netflix rose over 3%, and Intel fell 16.9%. Goldman Sachs fell 3.7%, Caterpillar fell 3.3%, and NVIDIA rose 1.5%

HHS Announces End Of Permitted Use Of Human Fetal Tissue From Elective Abortion In Agency-Funded Research

Jan 23 (Reuters) - HHS:* HHS: ENDED THE PERMITTED USE OF HUMAN FETAL TISSUE FROM ELECTIVE ABORTION IN AGENCY-FUNDED RESEARCH- WEBSITE

15:24 ET Statement from Dr. Larry Schlesinger, President & CEO, Texas Biomedical Research Institute

Dr. Larry Schlesinger, President & CEO of Texas Biomedical Research Institute, emphasizes the importance of science-based immunization schedules in response to recent discussions on vaccine necessity. He highlights the significant impact of vaccines on public health, noting that they have saved millions of lives and transformed childhood health. Schlesinger cites the success of vaccines in preventing diseases like polio and COVID-19, and underscores the institute's commitment to advancing vaccine research and education to combat infectious diseases.

U.S. stock sector ETFs generally declined, with the global airline industry ETF down 1.14%, the banking sector ETF down 0.74%, the financial sector ETF down 0.71%, the biotechnology index ETF down 0.64%, the semiconductor index down 0.50%, and the technology sector ETF down 0.21%