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AppLovin’s AI stumbles send the stock sliding toward its worst day in over a year

AppLovin’s AI stumbles send the stock sliding toward its worst day in over a year
MarketWatch Thursday 06 August 2026, 18:50 UTC By Hannah Pedone 1 min read
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The software company also came up short on expectations for revenue in the latest quarter.

The software company also came up short on expectations for revenue in the latest quarter. [Image text:] 004595020240 3275273 APPLOVIN 323
AppLovin (ORG)
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