The actions of technology firms, including that of Google's parent company, Alphabet; Apple, Facebook, Microsoft and Amazon, to name a few, woke up with losses this Wednesday after it was announced that Donald Trump is the winner in the United States elections.
So far, no executive of the aforementioned firms have expressed any position after the victory of the Republican candidate Donald Trump.
During the early hours of this Wednesday, Trump proclaimed himself president-elect of the United States after adding more than the 270 seats necessary in the Electoral College to be designated as the president.
Amazon
Amazon, founded and directed by Jeff Bezos, is one of the technology companies that registers the greatest decline. The stock of the e-commerce site loses 2.78% to settle at $766.97 per share compared to $787.75 at the previous close.
Apple
While the iPhone manufacturer, Apple, reports a decrease in its shares of 1.9%. During the intraday, the share of the company led by Tim Cook stands at 108.97 dollars compared to 111.06 at the close of Tuesday.
Another company that reports a decline in the value of its shares is the social network created by Mark Zuckerberg. Facebook's stock fades 1.54%, from $124.02 per share at the close a day earlier to $122.29.
The papers of the firm founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin, now Alphabet, lose 1.53% to settle at $801.73 per share, compared to the $811.98 at which it closed one day before.
Microsoft
Meanwhile, Microsoft shares fell 1.26% from $60.47 to $59.73 per share.
Updated on: 10/11/2016 00:00:00
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