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US Stocks Tumble as TSMC Results Revive AI Spending Concerns

US stocks declined on Thursday as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.’s results failed to boost artificial-intelligence stocks and traders assessed a worsening situation in the Middle East.

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US Stocks Tumble as TSMC Results Revive AI Spending Concerns
US stocks declined on Thursday as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.’s results failed to boost artificial-intelligence stocks and traders assessed a worsening situation in the Middle East.
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