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When the chips are up, gadget spending might go down

Surging global prices for semiconductors are forcing even the largest, most supply-chain-resilient names in technology to raise the costs of their products. This, in turn, is expected to make consumers more cautious about spending, including during the latter part of the year, when holiday shopping traditionally increases. "Essential replacements will still happen, but consumers may trade down to…

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