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Here's a letter from a weary Moneyist reader in the aftermath of the latest inflation data: "I'm confused! Inflation numbers are up and the stock market is also up, supposedly because Wall Street ...

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The pandemic demand boom and near-zero interest rates once sent software companies' valuations soaring. Now, the landscape is shaped by a higher cost of capital and rapidly evolving AI technology.