Shares of banks, insurers and online travel companies fell on Tuesday as investors reassessed businesses that profit from customers staying put, after Meta's Muse personal AI agent showed early momentum as a tool that can shop, book and negotiate on a user's behalf. The move extended a market split that has rewarded companies seen as AI platforms while pressuring firms exposed to automated switching and price comparison.
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