A global market sell-off intensifies as investors increasingly worry about an AI bubble.
Plus, a house vote on releasing the full Epstein files is expected today.
And your boss has a message, use AI or you're fired.
In a few cases,
we've seen organizations push out individuals who are not using artificial intelligence in their day-to-day work.
It's Tuesday, November 18th.
I'm Caitlin McCabe for The Wall Street Journal and here is the AM edition of What's News,
the top headlines and business stories moving your world today.
A global market sell-off is continuing this morning,
with major stock indexes sliding across Asia and Europe.
U.S.
stock futures are pointing lower and Bitcoin is also declining, falling below $90,000.
Today's performance comes after the S&P 500 yesterday logged its largest three-day percentage decline
since April,
back when President Trump's trade war sent markets tumbling.
This time, though,
the culprit is stemming at least partially from fears that the AI frenzy that sent stocks soaring this year could be overdone.
Journal reporter Hannah Miao joins me now from Shanghai to discuss this intensifying market route.
Hannah, how bad is it out there?
We're seeing a pretty brutal sell-off,