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US tech stocks set to fall after earnings fuel AI spending concerns

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Nasdaq 100 to open 1.3% down after Google parent Alphabet and Microsoft report lower than expected capex

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US tech stocks set to fall after earnings fuel AI spending concerns. Nasdaq 100 to open 1.3% down after Google parent Alphabet and Microsoft report lower than expected capex Covered by 3 publications. Financial Times: US tech stocks set to fall after earnings fuel AI spending concerns. Financial Times World: US tech stocks set to fall after earnings fuel AI spending concerns. The Korea Times: KOSPI falls 3.48% as US tech earnings fuel AI investment concerns.

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  1. Financial Times United Kingdom US tech stocks set to fall after earnings fuel AI spending concerns Nasdaq 100 to open 1.3% down after Google parent Alphabet and Microsoft report lower than expected capex 29 Oct · Tier 1
  2. Financial Times World United Kingdom US tech stocks set to fall after earnings fuel AI spending concerns Nasdaq 100 to open 1.3% down after Google parent Alphabet and Microsoft report lower than expected capex 29 Oct · Tier 2
  3. The Korea Times South Korea KOSPI falls 3.48% as US tech earnings fuel AI investment concerns KOSPI fell more than 3 percent Friday as losses in U.S. technology stocks and concerns over returns on artificial intelligence (AI) investments triggered selling in heavyweight chipmakers Samsung Electronics and SK hynix. The benchmark index ended at 5,730.74, down 206.92 points, or 3.48 percent. It 9 h ago · Tier 3

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