Tech stocks lead steep global sell-off as investors lose faith in AI chip trade
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Good morning. On Fortune’s radar today: Markets: Big global selloff as traders bail out of tech stocks. Hyperscaler pullback could tip economy into recession, Apollo analyst warns. Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky targeted in AI slop hack. The U.S. is now bombing civilian infrastructure in Iran. Government debt is bigger today than it was in the GFC. Congress might be about to abolish daylight savings time. 📬 Would you prefer to receive this information in your email inbox every morning before the markets open in New York? Sign up here. This story was originally featured on Fortune.com
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