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The Magnificent Seven companies just did something they haven’t since ChatGPT was first released

The Magnificent Seven companies just did something they haven’t since ChatGPT was first released
MarketWatch Tuesday 04 August 2026, 10:43 UTC By Steve Goldstein 1 min read
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The grouping of companies called the Magnificent Seven just did something that they haven’t since the introduction of ChatGPT sent the market into an artificial intelligence-sparked frenzy.

The grouping of companies called the Magnificent Seven just did something that they haven’t since the introduction of ChatGPT sent the market into an artificial intelligence-sparked frenzy.
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