Microsoft Stock Downgraded Over AI Concerns

Bloomberg reports Microsoft's stock downgraded twice in a week. Wall Street fears AI's impact on software firms.

Bloomberg agency revealed that Microsoft's stock was downgraded for the second time in less than a week, amid growing concerns on Wall Street about the potential impact of artificial intelligence on software companies and their business models. Analysts are worried about how AI will alter the revenue structure and competitive landscape in the tech sector.

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Alphabet to Raise $15 Billion via Bond Issuance

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