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The week begins in the wake of a sell-off that saw the Nasdaq-100 lose more than 5% and the S&P 500 lose nearly 2% / Photo: X / NYSE
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Morning in New York: Looking for a Foothold Ahead of Tech Giants' Earnings Reports
Following the worst day since July for the Nasdaq and the S&P 500, Asian indices fell sharply / Photo: estherpoon/Shutterstock.com
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The biggest sell-off in the U.S. since July has spread to Asia. Investors are awaiting TSMC's earnings report
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The decline in chipmakers' stock prices was the longest in 16 months
The memory-chip sector is prone to “vicious” boom-and-bust cycles and the problem looks set to worsen as Chinese firms ramp up capacity, Wood says / Photo: LinkedIn / Catherinedwood
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Cathie Wood says ARK avoids memory-chip stocks due to ‘vicious’ cycles
Shares of European chip material suppliers fell the most after the market opened in Europe / Photo: Todamo/Shutterstock.com
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From ASML to Micron: The Chipmaker Sell-off Spread Across Europe and Asia and Returned to the U.S.
A Melius Research analyst expects Broadcoms stock to rise by 70% / Photo: Sasima / Shutterstock
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An analyst expects a sharp increase in Google's AI spending. He named three stocks that stand to benefit
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The CEOs of Broadcom and Intel have identified the main challenge facing AI development. It is not a chip shortage.
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Broadcom Seeks More Than $50 Billion in Funding for OpenAI's AI Chips — WSJ
Broadcom Hopes to Secure Funding for AI Infrastructure / Photo: Broadcom
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Anthropic's supplier, Broadcom, has begun raising $60 billion to fund AI chips
The financing structure outlined in Anthropic’s IPO prospectus highlights the AI startup’s interdependence with chipmaker Broadcom / Photo: Poetra.RH / Shutterstock.com
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Broadcom is strengthening its ties with Anthropic ahead of its IPO. What does this mean for both companies?
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Anthropic's supplier has not revised its revenue forecasts due to a potential slowdown in the AI sector
Traders recommend buying AI-related stocks on pullbacks / Photo: X/NYSE
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Leading AI developers have decided to slow down its development. What should investors do?
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