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AI Spending Fears Threaten to Swamp Big Tech’s Strong Earnings

Bloomberg Technology Sunday 25 October 2026, 13:00 UTC By Carmen Reinicke and Ryan Vlastelica 1 min read
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Three of the biggest and most important technology companies in the world are expected to show healthy growth when they report earnings this week.

Three of the biggest and most important technology companies in the world are expected to show healthy growth when they report earnings this week.
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