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In a significant move, Appaloosa Management, the investment firm run by billionaire David Tepper, has sold its entire stake in Adobe Inc. (ADBE) and purchased a substantial amount of Corning Inc. (GLW) shares, according to a recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Appaloosa Management, which manages over $13 billion in assets, sold its Adobe stake, which consisted of approximately 1.2 million shares, valued at around $170 million at the time of the sale. The sale came as Adobe's stock price has been under pressure due to concerns over the company's slowing growth and increasing competition in the digital marketing space.

On the other hand, Appaloosa Management purchased around 3.5 million shares of Corning Inc., a leading manufacturer of specialty glass and ceramic products, valued at approximately $130 million. Corning's stock has been gaining momentum recently, driven by strong demand for its products in the technology and healthcare sectors.

The moves by Appaloosa Management are significant, as they reflect the investment firm's views on the future prospects of these companies. David Tepper, who is known for his value investing approach, has a reputation for making bold bets on companies he believes have strong fundamentals and growth potential. The sale of Adobe and purchase of Corning shares are likely to be seen as a sign of his confidence in Corning's ability to continue to grow and outperform the broader market.

The transaction is the latest in a series of significant investments made by Appaloosa Management in recent months. The firm has been actively building its position in companies with strong growth potential, and the sale of Adobe and purchase of Corning shares are likely to be seen as a further indication of its commitment to finding undervalued opportunities in the market.