Stocks plunge as election outcome and AI worries crush tech shares
The Nasdaq 100 index dropped 6.3%, erasing $2.3 trillion in market value.
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The Nasdaq 100 index dropped 6.3%, erasing $2.3 trillion in market value.
Read the original →Shares sank, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq dropping over 5%. Investors reacted with fear that a Democratic Congress and states across the country would crack down on AI and data centers.
Read the original →After recent sharp drops for some Chinese tech stocks, Beijing is trying to prop them up, seeing the sector and AI in particular as a central strategic priority. On Tuesday, net capital inflows into nine exchange-traded funds reached 120 billion yuan ($18 billion), a near-record according to Bloomberg data, targeting tech stocks in particular.
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Read the original →Union IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw reiterated India's focus on this goal.
Read the original →South Korea's government unveiled the direction of its "AI for All" initiative at the third plenary meeting of the National AI Strategy Committee.
Read the original →Woori Financial Group Chairman Yim Jong-yong met Henry Fernandez, chairman and chief executive of global index provider MSCI, in Seoul on Thursday. They met to discuss climate and AI.
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Read the original →Although machines can run 24 hours a day, businesses still depend on technicians who understand how the systems operate, how to interpret digital data and how to troubleshoot when issues arise.
Read the original →Former African Development Bank president Akinwumi Adesina has proposed a $10 billion Africa AI Frontier Technology Fund. It would anchor a wider $50 billion initiative.
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