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Tech Giants’ Profits Reveal Potential Vulnerability in the Stock Market

Tech Giants’ Profits Reveal Potential Vulnerability in the Stock Market
NYT Business Friday 14 August 2026, 14:44 UTC By Joe Rennison 1 min read
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Alphabet and Google have benefited from the rising value of their investments in A.I. companies, adding to profits beyond their core businesses.

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