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Nvidia’s historic buyback announcement underscores a sharp divide in Big Tech

Nvidia is expanding its buyback program to $235 billion while Alphabet and Meta halt repurchases and reallocate money to their AI initiatives.

MarketWatchSeptember 29, 20261 min read

Nvidia’s historic buyback announcement underscores a sharp divide in Big Tech

Nvidia is expanding its buyback program to $235 billion while Alphabet and Meta halt repurchases and reallocate money to their AI initiatives.

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