Making AI Pay: AI Wishing, Tokenomics, and Real ROI
Nick Shah
September 24, 2026
I open today with two recent stories for your consideration. The first, from Bloomberg, titled AI-Fueled Profit Growth Set to Flow Through Every S&P
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I open today with two recent stories for your consideration. The first, from Bloomberg, titled AI-Fueled Profit Growth Set to Flow Through Every S&P
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I want to start by considering two very different companies: the first, well over a hundred years old, has multiple thousands of employees. It operates across a broad category
