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Big Tech’s earnings are on deck. There’s more for investors to watch than AI spending.

Big Tech’s earnings are on deck. There’s more for investors to watch than AI spending.
MarketWatch Tuesday 27 October 2026, 11:31 UTC By Mark DeCambre 1 min read
Key Points

As Microsoft, Alphabet and Amazon prepare to report quarterly results, workforce cuts are raising questions about how AI will reshape jobs at the top-tier tech companies.

As Microsoft, Alphabet and Amazon prepare to report quarterly results, workforce cuts are raising questions about how AI will reshape jobs at the top-tier tech companies.
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