Top Economist Warns 'High Concentration' of Semiconductor Stocks Isn't a Real Bull Market: 'Beware'
Steve Hanke warns that semiconductors’ 15% market share and narrow AI-led gains make the U.S. stock rally vulnerable despite strong earnings.
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Alibaba’s AI Spending Spree Intensifies — Surprise Stock Sale Has Analysts Asking Why
Alibaba stock slides nearly 4% premarket after raising $10.2B in a Hong Kong share placement to fund its massive AI strategy.
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