Microsoft (MSFT.O) has lost more than $570 billion in market value as its shares fall about 17% in June, putting the stock on track for its worst monthly decline since December 2000. The sell-off pushed the share price to its lowest close since 2023 on Thursday before a rebound on Friday. Investors cite worries about higher AI-related spending and AI-driven disruption; Cresset Wealth Advisors chief investment strategist Jack Ablin said investors appear to be "selling first, asking questions late

Microsoft (MSFT.O) has lost more than $570 billion in market value as its shares fall about 17% in June, putting the stock on track for its worst monthly decline since December 2000. The sell-off pushed the share price to its lowest close since 2023 on Thursday before a rebound on Friday. Investors cite worries about higher AI-related spending and AI-driven disruption; Cresset Wealth Advisors chief investment strategist Jack Ablin said investors appear to be "selling first, asking questions later."