Microsoft, IBM thrive amid tech selloff
Their core businesses have benefitted from work-from-home trends and the technology needed to facilitate that.
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Their core businesses have benefitted from work-from-home trends and the technology needed to facilitate that.
A shortage of microchips may last for at least two years making the sector attractive for long-term investors.
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