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Stocks clawed back some ground Friday but still logged a losing week, with all eyes now on Kevin Warsh's first Jackson Hole symposium next week and a September rate cut priced near 85%. Bitcoin ripped past $75,000 for its best week in more than two years. Anthropic showed Claude designing working protein binders at double the industry hit rate, and Nevada cleared thousands of robotaxis for Las Vegas. At Fenway, Rafael Devers homered in his return but the Red Sox won anyway, and back home, Governor Ayotte came out for a data center moratorium while Loudon braces for NASCAR weekend.
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