These 10 Stocks Were Wednesday’s Worst Performers

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1. Globalstar Inc. (NYSEAMERICAN:GSAT)

Globalstar became the biggest loser in Wednesday’s trading, shedding 17.8 percent to close at $1.57 apiece after news that technology giant Apple Inc. chose to collaborate with Globalstar’s largest competitor SpaceX in linking the Starlink network into the latest iPhone software.

The unexpected alliance with SpaceX dampened the sentiment of Globalstar investors over fears that it represents a potential shift away from reliance on traditional satellite communications providers like Globalstar.

According to sources privy to the matter, Apple has been quietly testing the Starlink service on its iPhones and updated its software earlier this week to support the technology. The development is particularly surprising, as T-Mobile had previously announced that Starlink connectivity would be exclusive to Samsung devices, including models like the Z Fold and S24.

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