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Chip stocks led a Nasdaq selloff Friday as investors questioned the return on AI infrastructure spending, rotating into pharmaceuticals and other defensive sectors.

The president's move follows a $5.2 billion antitrust penalty from the European Commission against Alphabet, risking a broader trade dispute for U.S. tech firms.

Heavy AI and cloud spending compresses free cash flow at major technology companies, forcing investors to reprice the sector.

Mega-cap technology stocks posted their largest collective daily loss in over two years, with Tesla shedding 14.5 percent and Alphabet dropping 7.1 percent.

Alphabet fell about 4 percent and Tesla dropped more than 5 percent in premarket trading after both companies signaled higher AI capital expenditures

The decision signals a U.S. strategy prioritizing AI development speed, easing regulatory burdens for major technology companies competing with China

Tech giants invest in etiquette training to reduce reputational risk and boost business development as industry matures

Meta, Alphabet and Apple executives will testify on child safety as lawmakers target platforms' monetization of young users

The legendary investor completely sold his Alphabet position after a 277 percent boost last quarter and divested his top-three XLF holding

The tech giant's record offering, the largest by a foreign issuer in Japan, shows corporations locking in low-cost funding as rate differentials widen

CNBC host says it's 'not too late' to buy leading artificial intelligence stocks as enterprise demand accelerates

GPU maker extends market leadership as data center buildouts accelerate globally while Apple's recurring revenue stream reduces iPhone dependence

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq surged to record levels this week, propelled by robust performance from mega-cap technology stocks and a renewed focus on growth catalysts, signaling strong investor confidence.

Alphabet's latest Workspace enhancements, powered by Gemini, aim to embed AI deeply into daily business operations, intensifying its competitive push against Microsoft in the lucrative enterprise SaaS market.

Alphabet's strategic investment in Elon Musk's space exploration venture holds significant hidden value that Wall Street underprices, offering substantial upside for investors.

The shift from raw computational power to sophisticated multi-agent cooperation presents a formidable engineering and economic hurdle, redefining competitive advantages for leading tech firms and their capital allocation strategies.

Alphabet's autonomous driving unit, Waymo, is proving its commercial viability with a dramatic increase in ridership, signaling a pivotal shift in the robotaxi sector's financial trajectory and market dominance.