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China, India See Top Firms Lose Market Cap Share in AI Lag

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By Samie Modak Verified, Winnie Hsu Verified
| Flipboard
3 hours ago Millions of trucks carrying billions of dollars worth of car parts, machinery and a long list of other commodities pass checkpoints along one small stretch of the U.S.-Canada border each year. It's known as North America's busiest land crossing, and it sits between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario. NPR's …
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China, India See Top Firms Lose Market Cap Share in AI Lag

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By Samie Modak Verified, Winnie Hsu Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
(Bloomberg) -- China, India, and Hong Kong have emerged as the only major stock markets worldwide where top companies account for a smaller share of market capitalization than a year ago, underscoring their lag in the global AI race.
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Indian Tech's Nifty Share Shrinks to Record Low on AI Worries

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By Samie Modak Verified
| Financial Post Verified
nz75rpeu}f{6no)ofhph6lac_media_dl_1.png Bloomberg (Bloomberg) — India’s software exporters are steadily losing their sway on the country’s stock market as concerns over artificial intelligence-led disruption trigger a prolonged selloff in the sector. Sign In or Create an Account The combined weight of five information technology companies in the NSE Nifty 50 Index has fallen below 7.6%, the lowest at least since 2002, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
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