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This week, we go to a data center in Texas to tell the story of the technology, infrastructure, capital and energy needed to power the world's booming demand for AI. The path to fiscal discipline in the US will require reconciliation. We hear from Former US Treasury Secretaries Hank Paulson and Tim Geithner. The market around investing in art is growing and evolving as banks and non-banks create lending instruments to finance these passion assets.
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