TOKYO -- The top U.S. investment firms have culled tech and Chinese holdings from portfolios during the last quarter and reallocated funds to the more promising chip sector, according to a Nikkei analysis.
Daniel Loeb's activist fund, Third Point, has reduced its share in Google parent Alphabet by 70%. Tiger Global Management offloaded about half its Alphabet stock holdings and sold its entire stake in Apple.
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