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Bad news for Apple is like a unicorn sighting, truly rare. Yet, one analyst dared to suggest the future might not be all rainbows and sunshine for the tech giant.
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Bad news for Apple is like a unicorn sighting, truly rare. Yet, one analyst dared to suggest the future might not be all rainbows and sunshine for the tech giant.

The smartphone market is in a weird spot. Shipments are tanking, but two giants are still smiling: care to guess who?

Nvidia really did it. They created such a lucrative market that now everyone wants a piece of the pie, leaving them a bit at the mercy of events.
The tech market has been a wild ride, but some are already eyeing the slowing merry-go-round. A Morgan Stanley expert warns: watch out for chip stocks.
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Thought the AI hype train was running out of steam? Guess again. Some serious players are doubling down on the foundational tech that powers it all.

The AI chip market just had a rude awakening. Investors are now questioning if the massive AI spend really justifies today's sky-high valuations.
Tech stocks are soaring, yet investor anxiety is even higher. It seems one small breath could make the market tremble again.
The future of AI is powerful, but sometimes a bit sluggish. Nvidia seems to be hitting production snags, pushing back its next-gen AI servers.

Everyone's pouring cash into AI, but there's a small snag appearing on the horizon. Usage prices are dropping, and that's not exactly a bullish sign for investors.

While everyone celebrated the AI boom, two giants made a seemingly innocent move: raise prices. Asia's tech market screamed in pain.

The tech market is throwing a tantrum and volatility is back on the menu — but Gerry Fowler, UBS's chief European equity strategist, isn't fazed one bit. Here's the thing: he knows exactly where smart money should be looking while everyone else panics.