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Big Tech's AI Binge Is Sinking the Market. Can Santa Save It?

Stocks are sputtering as momentum in the tech trade fades. However, a rebound from here will be difficult.

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Original headline: Big Tech’s AI Binge Is Sinking the Market. Can Santa Save It?

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