The Amazon Echo is an artificial intelligence personal assistant for your house. It sits there like a speaker and you give it commands.
It can control your house lights, order you an Uber, play music, sports scores, the news, all just by asking. So in this case, you’d say “Alexa, what’s new?” or “Give me my Flash briefing.” And it’ll automatically play the Motley Fool update on the stock market.
To set your Echo up to receive Motley Fool updates, in the Alexa app, go to settings, then “Flash Briefing.” There you can select The Motley Fool as your news source.
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