Gathering AI storm clouds doom tech stocks to darkest day in a year
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Nov 5 (Reuters) - Big tech stocks slumped Thursday, putting them on track for their biggest decline since the "Liberation Day" rout last year, the most significant shakeout yet in what has been a punishing autumn for the AI trade.
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