U.S. Democrats' midterm sweep fuels $750 billion Big Tech rally

Published 05 Nov 2026, 10:03 IST

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Apple, which has avoided ‌Big Tech’s massive AI spending but is feeling the sting of an AI-fueled surge in memory chip prices, jumped nearly 7% ‌to a record high

— The Hindu

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Apple, which has avoided ‌Big Tech’s massive AI spending but is feeling the sting of an AI-fueled surge in memory chip prices, jumped nearly 7% ‌to a record high

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The Hindu Center-Left Kasturi & Sons Ltd. Current article 05 Nov 2026, 10:03 IST

U.S. Democrats' midterm sweep fuels $750 billion Big Tech rally

Apple, which has avoided ‌Big Tech’s massive AI spending but is feeling the sting of an AI-fueled surge in memory chip prices, jumped nearly 7% ‌to a record high

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