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Shares in AI-focused companies are being sold, and the market now wants to know who acts next. That kind of sale is called a divestiture, which means offloading a position you already own.
Google (GOOGL) and Intel (INTC) have each made recent share sales, and market participants are now speculating about which artificial intelligence company could be next to follow.
What a divestiture actually tells you A company that sells a stake is revealing something concrete: a price at which it was willing to exit.
That number, when it appears in a regulatory filing, is harder to argue with than a projected valuation or an analyst's note. Google and Intel are the companies at the center of this story.
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