APPLE GAINS $600B AS TRADERS FLEE AI STOCK SELLOFF
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Apple has surged $600 billion in market value as investors shift away from artificial intelligence-focused stocks. The rally reflects growing caution about AI spending among chipmakers and cloud-computing firms.
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