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IBM (IBM) announced that it's building a new quantum supercomputer. IBM's Quantum Starling is set to launch in 2029.
Meta (META) CEO Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly personally staffing a new artificial intelligence (AI) team at Meta, according to reports from Bloomberg.
Redburn Atlantic analysts cut down their McDonald's (MCD) price target to $260 from $319 and downgraded the stock to Sell from Buy.
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