Cookie Run: Kingdom players left disappointed over limited Shadow Milk Cookie Plushie

To mark the occasion, Devsisters unveiled the “Shadow Milk Cookie Special Collection,” offering unique items like a set of invitations, a voucher for in-game prizes, a keychain, an album OST QR code, and so on. The most eagerly anticipated item from this collection was the plush toy of the Shadow Milk Cookie character from the game Cookie Run: Kingdom, but the response post-launch has been met with some criticism.

Why Chinese AI company DeepSeek is spooking investors on U.S. tech

1. Chipmakers Nvidia and Broadcom saw a drop of approximately 17% in their stock prices, while Oracle’s stock price dipped by 14%. The decline in technology stocks caused a ripple effect on the overall market, leading to a decrease. The Standard & Poor’s 500 index fell 1.5%, and the tech-centric Nasdaq 100 dropped by 3%.

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2. Stock prices for Nvidia, Broadcom, and Oracle decreased by around 17%, 14% respectively. This downward trend in technology stocks pulled the broader market down with it. Consequently, the Standard & Poor’s 500 index slipped 1.5%, and the tech-focused Nasdaq 100 fell 3%.

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3. Nvidia, Broadcom, and Oracle stocks dropped by about 17%, 14% respectively. The decline in technology stocks led to a broader market downturn, causing the Standard & Poor’s 500 index to drop 1.5% and the tech-focused Nasdaq 100 to sink 3%.

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4. The stock prices for Nvidia, Broadcom, and Oracle fell by roughly 17%, 14% respectively. This fall in technology stocks caused a broader market decline, resulting in the Standard & Poor’s 500 index dropping 1.5% and the tech-focused Nasdaq 100 plummeting 3%.

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5. The stock prices for chipmakers Nvidia and Broadcom dropped by nearly 17%, while Oracle’s stock price decreased by 14%. This sell-off in the technology sector affected the broader market, causing a drop. The Standard & Poor’s 500 index dipped 1.5%, and the tech-focused Nasdaq 100 fell 3%.

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6. Nvidia, Broadcom, and Oracle stocks tumbled by approximately 17%, 14% respectively due to a sell-off in the technology sector. This decline affected the broader market, causing the Standard & Poor’s 500 index to slide 1.5% and the tech-focused Nasdaq 100 to plunge 3%.