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investors didn't give Meta a pass on increased spending

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AI-related investment, rebound in government spending lift US economy in first quarter
By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON, April 30 (Reuters) - U.S. economic growth regained speed in the first quarter as businesses boosted investment in artificial intelligence and government spending rebounded after a crippling shutdown,

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Why investors didn't give Meta a pass on increased spending despite a great quarter
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Meta’s first quarter revenue comes out ahead of expectations
 · 12h
Meta's fall shows punters crave clearer AI payoff
Big Tech is united in one belief: artificial intelligence requires vastly more capital expenditure.

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Meta blames Iran outages, Russia's WhatsApp curbs for 20M user-drop
 · 16h
Meta Looks to Raise as Much as $25 Billion With Jumbo Bond Sale
 · 10h
Meta shares slide as plan to spend billions more on AI spooks investors
The companies collectively plan to spend more than half of a trillion dollars on AI this year, with Meta and Amazon making mass job cuts to offset these costs.

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Meta beats revenue expectations, boosts capital spending forecast for 2026
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Meta Sinks After Boosting Spending Outlook for 2026
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Without Government Spending And Trade, GDP Rose By 2.5% In Q1, Boosted By AI Investments

Overall GDP, including government, trade, and change in inventories, grew by an annual rate of 2.0% in Q1, adjusted for inflation. Click here to read more.
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Payment networks spotlight spending resilience with upbeat quarter

By Utkarsh Shetti April 30 (Reuters) - Mastercard joined Visa and American Express in posting a quarterly profit beat on Thursday, highlighting spending resilience as well as allaying fears of a slowdown in the face of growing pressures.
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Amazon's $364 billion backlog is the bull case for its AI spending boom

Amazon (AMZN) has an answer for investors questioning its massive spending on artificial intelligence: Demand for its cloud business is surging. The company’s cloud backlog — future business Amazon has already contracted but has not yet turned into revenue — jumped to $364 billion in the first quarter,
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7 personal finance tools to help you curb spending

Feeling anxious about your finances? You're not alone. These tools can help you cut back on unnecessary spending.
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The Spending Paralysis Trap: Why Retirees With $2.4 Million Live Like They Have $400,000

Somewhere in America, there is a couple in their late sixties with $2.4 million in savings, no debt, two Social Security checks, and a weekly grocery budget they have not adjusted since 2019. This couple isn’t struggling,
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Microsoft Falls 5% Despite Q3 Beat: Why $190 Billion in AI Spending Has Investors Worried

Shares of Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) are down 5% in midday trading Thursday, changing hands near $402 after closing Wednesday at $424.46. The slide arrives despite a clean fiscal third quarter beat reported after the close on April 29.
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Nvidia is confronting a new challenge, even as AI spending keeps increasing

Investors seem worried about the potential for increased competition in the AI-chip market.
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