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Mikhail Tegin
Mikhail Tegin

Mikhail Tegin

Oninvest Reporter

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Articles: 83

Pharmaceutical companies benefited from the sell-off in the AI sector. Photo: Shutterstock.com
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The Weak Link in the AI Revolution: Big Pharma Comes to the Rescue of Investors; Burry Believes in Mortgages

Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford were awarded the Alfred Nobel Prize in Memory Economics in 2026. Photo: Wikimedia Commons, Columbia University, generated using AI
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A Crisis-Proof Formula for Shaping the Future: Why the Nobel Prize in Economics Was Awarded

The company’s investors include OpenAI, Jeff Bezos, Alphabet’s CapitalG, and Thrive Capital /Photo: Physical Intelligence
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Why Bezos is backing robot ‘brain’ developer Physical Intelligence

After decades of budget deficits and steadily rising debt, markets are repricing French risk / Photo: Unsplash / Mohamed Jamil Latrach
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Analyst tells Oninvest how to tell if France’s debt crisis is spreading

A study suggests that young investors may hold on to losing stocks because of both loss aversion and regret aversion – the fear that they will later regret selling / Photo: Unsplash / Chris Liverani
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Why are young investors more afraid of regret than of actual losses?

Oil Price Is No Longer the Main Indicator. What Should Investors Watch Instead?
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Oil Price Is No Longer the Main Indicator. What Should Investors Watch Instead?

Four incidents involving AI models from Google, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta this year were linked to Irregular, the company that was testing them. Photo: Irregular / X
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"Hacker Club" Incidents: How Errors in AI Tests Created New Risks for Investors

A lawyer warns that what happened to Revolut could happen to any company, regardless of its jurisdiction. Photo: Unsplash / AltumCode
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How might investors view the incident involving the leak of Revolut customer data?

Ouras initial public offering could take place as early as next week, according to Reuters / Photo: Erman Gunes / Shutterstock
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The creator of Zuckerberg's favorite smart rings plans to go public with a valuation of $15.6 billion