Nvidia was AI's linchpin. Now what?

Big Tech’s AI revolution is in limbo after the resignation of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. A giant among tech world giants, Huang played an immeasurable role in the global trajectory of artificial intelligence. What will the chipmaker — and the company so powerful it’s often referred to as AI’s central bank — do without its longtime leader? We’ll discuss. Plus: Tariffs continue to fuel inflation, JetBlue adds first-class tickets, and Bloomberg builds its own consumer price tracker.

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Is Nvidia "too big to fail"?Even as they stabilize, tariffs continue to drive up pricesA growing Wyoming town faces a housing development crossroadsAfter teacher burnout, she stitched together a new career as a fabric store ownerJetBlue adds first-class seats to boost profitsBloomberg built its own high-frequency version of the consumer price index