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Six Tech Giants now command 30% of S&P 500 amid market shift

MicroStrategy Posts Loss on Impairment Charge, Revenue Declines

Snap's Stock Surge Is Latest Example of Earnings Volatility

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MicroStrategy Buys 12,000 More Bitcoin for $821.7 Million

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MicroStrategy Purchases Another 12,000 Bitcoin for $822 Million

Nvidia Tops $2 Trillion Valuation in First for Chipmakers

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MicroStrategy's Unconventional Bitcoin Bet Is Now Worth $10 Billion

Big Tech's $140 Billion Cash Haul Points to Shareholder Returns

Big Oil's Blockbuster $114 Billion Investor Payout Is Most Ever

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Big Oil's Blockbuster $114 Billion Investor Payout Is Most Ever