From software to real estate, U.S. sectors under the grip of AI scare trade

Wall Street is in the grip of disruption worries from AI. It first started with investors dumping shares of software companies but soon spread to sectors seen as vulnerable to automation, driving sharp losses in U.S. stocks this week.

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From software to real estate, U.S. sectors under the grip of AI scare trade

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