Google Gemini, Meme Stock Resurgence, and Media Industry Dynamics

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The chapter delves into Google Gemini's announcement, the rise of meme stocks like GameStop and AMC driven by short squeezes, and the market implications of unusual trading activities. It also covers the challenges in the media industry with companies battling streaming competition and linear TV exposure, along with insights on corporate caution and profit growth strategies.

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