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First Thing: Global tech stocks wobble over AI regulation fears after midterms

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Anticipation that Democrats’ ‘blue wave’ will lead to tighter rules on AI and datacenters sends tech stock plunging. Plus a big eight-legged surprise for customs officials in Peru Good morning. Stock markets around the world have fallen sharply as a rout in US tech stocks spread across the Atlantic after the Democrats’ midterms victory led to fears of a slowdown in the AI industry. A sell-off on Wall Street on Thursday was followed by sharp falls in Asian stocks markets on Friday morning. The

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First Thing: Global tech stocks wobble over AI regulation fears after midterms
Martin Belam · 11/6/2026, 11:59:46 AM
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