‘Magnificent seven’ tech stocks tumble a whopping $280B as crypto surges
Google’s parent company, Alphabet, was the worst performer on the day, falling 9.5% in a massive $180-billion wipeout.
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Google’s parent company, Alphabet, was the worst performer on the day, falling 9.5% in a massive $180-billion wipeout.
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