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Share values of property services firms tumble over fears of AI disruption

The Guardian

The share declines were sparked by AI firms such as Anthropic, the company behind the chatbot Claude, releasing new tools. The share declines were sparked by AI firms such as Anthropic, the company behind the chatbot Claude, releasing new tools. But, after second day of Wall Street falls, analysts say sell-off'may overstate AI's immediate risk to complex deal-making' Shares in commercial property services companies have tumbled, in the latest sell-off driven by fears over disruption from artificial intelligence. After steep declines on Wall Street, European stocks in the sector were hit on Thursday. The estate agent Savills' shares fell 7.5% in London, while the serviced office provider International Workplace Group, which owns the Regus brand, lost 9%.


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