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US Markets Today: US stocks end lower as Alphabet revenue miss revives AI capex jitters

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Wall Street ended the day on a sour note, as Alphabet's revenue shortfall cast a shadow over the AI investment landscape and overall market stability. The Nasdaq Composite was hardest hit, plummeting by 1.36 percent. Although the economy shows robust…

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