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Busch

American  
[boosh] / bʊʃ /

noun

  1. Adolf Georg Wilhelm 1891–1952, Swiss violinist, conductor, and composer, born in Germany.

  2. Fritz 1890–1951, German conductor.


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The cryptocurrency’s troubles might not be over, according to my colleague Doug Busch, who focuses on technical analysis for Barron’s new Investor Circle.

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Busch argued that Siemens is well-placed to capitalise on the AI boom: "Siemens is the leader in industrial AI for the real world, and we have everything we need to build from here."

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Busch said the United States, China and India are key areas of focus for Siemens.

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"This broad footprint also increases our resilience, so when tariffs or trade restrictions come up, we can buffer their impact for us," Busch said.

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In China, Busch said the growth of higher-end manufacturing -- which has posed a major challenge to other German sectors such as carmakers -- is an opportunity for Siemens.

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