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Dan Loeb Exits Nvidia, Meta And Broadcom — Bets Big On Warner Bros. Discovery

BenzingaLekha Gupta

The investor exited Meta, Nvidia, Broadcom, KLA and Lam Research while adding major positions in Warner Bros. Discovery, Riot Platforms and Block.

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