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The transportation company's recent results demonstrated progress toward its underlying objective of shifting to higher-margin deliveries.

A massive deal with OpenAI pushed up the stock.

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OpenAI signed another massive AI deal.

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AWS saw its strongest growth since 2022.

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Yesterday morning, OpenAI announced a massive $38 billion strategic partnership with Amazon Web Services.

Amid the trade truce between the U.S. and China early this week, potentially bringing an end to months of uncertainty, this Chinese e-commerce giant, and one of Amazon.com Inc.'s (NASDAQ: AMZN) biggest rivals, looks all set to surge over the next few months.

A triad of growth drivers and a long track record of operational excellence will ensure this company's admittance into an elite fraternity.

Cipher Mining Inc. (NASDAQ:CIFR) CEO Tyler Page shed light Monday on the substantial benefits the company has reaped from its big-ticket deals with Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) and Fluidstack<

The CNN Money Fear and Greed index rose to a Fear level on Monday, as U.S. stocks closed mixed and economic data disappointed.

A $38 billion partnership between Amazon and OpenAI reignited AI enthusiasm on Wall Street, sending tech stocks higher while the broader market faltered. Palantir impressed with record earnings, but most S&P 500 stocks closed in the red.

The Short-Term Elliott Wave outlook from the October 11, 2025 low remains constructive, unfolding as a five-wave impulsive structure.

Andreessen Horowitz has reportedly paused its five-year-old Talent x Opportunity (TxO) fund supporting underrepresented founders, as major corporations scale back diversity and inclusion initiatives amid rising political pressure.

UPS’s third quarter saw the company surpass Wall Street’s revenue and profit expectations, driving a positive market reaction. Management attributed the quarter’s results to a deliberate shift in customer and product mix, as well as ongoing cost reduction initiatives. CEO Carol Tomé cited a “planned glide down of Amazon volume and a targeted reduction in lower-yielding e-commerce volume” as the main reasons for falling U.S. package volume, alongside strategic efforts to drive higher revenue per piece. The company’s automation investments and success in controlling expenses helped offset top-line pressure from both lower volumes and new trade policy headwinds.

Wayfair’s third quarter was marked by a strong market response, as the company delivered results that surpassed Wall Street expectations for both revenue and adjusted earnings. Management credited sustained order momentum, execution on cost discipline, and the impact of new programs for driving share gains in a sluggish home goods category. CEO Niraj Shah noted that initiatives like Wayfair Rewards and the company’s technology replatforming were central to profitability improvements and operational agility. While the broader housing market remained subdued, management emphasized that order growth and increased average order value came largely from Wayfair-specific strategies rather than external industry recovery.

Michael Burry calls the AI boom a repeat of the 2000 dot-com bust, revealing $1B in bearish bets against Nvidia and Palantir.