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Nasdaq ends third straight week in the red
Tech stocks declined after hyperscaler forecasts, marking the index's first three consecutive weekly losses since March.
The Marked Chart Wire · Markets
Nasdaq
Tech stocks declined after hyperscaler forecasts, marking the index's first three consecutive weekly losses since March.

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HotIntel
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Apple became the world's most valuable company again, reaching a $5.03 trillion market cap against Nvidia's $4.93 trillion. This shift occurred despite both stocks declining, with Nvidia dropping 4.2 percent and Apple falling 1.2 percent.
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