Google (GOOG.O) shares fell more than 4% intraday on Thursday after reports said the company delayed the release of flagship AI model Gemini 3.5 Pro, with the model’s coding capabilities reportedly falling short of internal expectations. Google unveiled Gemini 3.5 Pro as internal-use only at its May I/O developer conference. CNBC cited a company spokesperson saying Google is rapidly rolling out multiple models while keeping cost-efficiency, is testing 3.5 Pro—described as an upgraded Flash model

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On July 17 afternoon the Shanghai Composite Index briefly fell below 3,800; the ChiNext Index and Shenzhen Composite Index were down over 8% at the session low before staging a rebound, with ChiNext’s decline narrowing to about 4%. Market participants described the move as a high‑volatility episode within a slow bull rather than a structural trend reversal. Factors cited as providing support include the Shanghai Composite trading near its annual moving average, a partial reduction in margin‑finance leverage, and continued inflows into growth ETFs tracking STAR 50, ChiNext and CSI 1000.