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U.S. tech stocks fall on AI spending concerns

The Nasdaq 100 opened 1.3% lower after Alphabet and Microsoft reported capital spending below expectations, fueling investor concerns about AI spending. Alphabet also reported weaker-than-expected revenue from its core business; its cloud revenue doubled, but investors worried that AI could undermine its search-ad business.
WHO: Investors sold U.S. technology stocks after results from Alphabet and Microsoft.
WHAT: The Nasdaq 100 opened 1.3% lower after Alphabet and Microsoft reported lower-than-expected capital spending.
WHEN: Reported Oct 29, 2026 at 9:36 AM ET
WHERE: USA
WHY: Investors were concerned about AI-related spending and the possibility that AI could weaken Alphabet's ability to earn money from search.

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