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Markets
U.S. stocks surged as hopes grew for progress on U.S.-China trade talks and a possible resolution to the government shutdown, while investors looked ahead to a wave of major earnings.
DJIA [+1.12%]
S&P 500 [+1.07%]
Nasdaq [+1.37%]
Russell 2k [+1.88%]
Market-Moving News
Cloud
AWS Went Down, and the Internet Remembered Who Runs the World
Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) just got a hard reminder of what happens when the world’s digital heartbeat skips a beat.
An outage in its U.S. East region froze services for Disney+, Reddit, Canva, and even Snapchat, sending millions of users into collective chaos.
If you’ve ever wondered how much of your daily life runs on Amazon’s cloud, this was your answer.
You might not see AWS, but it quietly keeps your apps, shows, and data alive every second of the day.
The Power Behind the Screen
AWS isn’t just Amazon’s cash cow but the invisible engine of the internet.
The company restored operations quickly, but the message was clear: when AWS falters, global business feels it.
You depend on it whether you’re streaming a movie or running a startup. That’s what makes every hiccup a global headline instead of a local bug.
The Cloud Just Got a Reality Check
For Amazon, the outage spotlighted both its dominance and its responsibility. It reminded everyone that power and pressure grow together in the cloud game.
If you’re watching the future of AI and enterprise tech unfold, remember this moment. Amazon doesn’t just sell the infrastructure—you live on it.
Energy
The Most Boring Oil Company Just Became the Smartest Bet on Energy’s Future
SLB (NYSE: SLB) just posted earnings that looked modest on paper, but the real story is brewing underneath.
The oilfield services giant is holding steady while the market waits for the next big upcycle in global energy demand.
You might not feel the shift yet, but it’s coming.
As oil prices swing and investors chase headlines, SLB is quietly building the operational muscle that wins when the next wave of drilling and infrastructure expansion hits.
Energy’s Hidden Momentum
While crude prices dipped, industrial and infrastructure projects across the U.S. are quietly boosting long-term demand.
Each new factory, AI data center, and transport hub means more baseline energy use—exactly what companies like SLB are built to serve.
You can think of SLB as the play before the play, the one preparing for oil to stabilize between $80 and $90 a barrel.
Once that happens, the company’s contracts and margins could expand faster than most expect.
Beyond Oil, Toward Innovation
SLB isn’t just drilling holes anymore. Its push into digital platforms, carbon capture, and lithium extraction adds a futuristic layer to a business long associated with pipelines and rigs.
If you care about long-term energy evolution, SLB gives you a front-row seat. It’s the rare oil stock that can profit from both fossil fuels and the transition beyond them.
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Supply Chain
The Company That Makes Your Shampoo Is Quietly Reinventing Shipping
Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG) just became the first major shipper in North America to join Trimble’s Freight Marketplace.
That move turns your everyday detergent maker into a data-driven logistics pioneer.
By automating freight sourcing and using AI to validate carriers, P&G is streamlining how products move from factory to front door.
If you’ve ever tracked a late delivery, imagine the same process now powered by algorithms instead of spreadsheets.
When Shipping Gets Smart
This isn’t about saving pennies on pallets; it’s about turning the world’s busiest supply chain into a learning machine.
The system connects shippers, brokers, and carriers so efficiently that it feels like logistics finally caught up to the 21st century.
You might not think about what happens between the factory and your favorite store shelf, but P&G does—obsessively.
That’s why the logistics overhaul is important for you, whether you’re a shopper or closely analyzing the company’s numbers.
A New Benchmark in Motion
By leading the digital logistics charge, P&G is doing more than delivering products.
It’s delivering a playbook for how global manufacturers can stay profitable in a world that never slows down.
You’re watching one of the world’s oldest brands act like a startup again. And that’s where the magic and the margins really live.
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Top Winners and Losers
GSI Technology Inc [GSIT] $12.99 (+155.71%)
GSI Technology skyrocketed after Cornell validated its APU chip delivers GPU-class performance while using 98% less energy, confirming its disruptive AI potential.
Replimune Group Inc [REPL] $ 8.94 (+98.78%)
Replimune surged after the FDA accepted its revised melanoma therapy application and set a new April 2026 decision date for approval.
Alto Neuroscience Inc [ANRO] $11.07 (+82.07%)
Alto Neuroscience climbed after the FDA supported a faster path for its depression drug and investors added $50 million to fund trials.
Olema Pharmaceuticals Inc [OLMA] $7.77 (-16.99%)
Olema tumbled after breast cancer data showed less-than-hoped efficacy, dampening investor expectations for its Kisqali combo therapy.
Verastem Inc [VSTM] $8.02 (-13.02%)
Verastem dropped after pancreatic cancer trial data lacked median survival clarity, triggering concerns despite high response rates.
Exelixis Inc [EXEL] $34.54 (-12.00%)
Exelixis slipped as detailed colorectal cancer trial results failed to show clear statistical superiority, despite a survival benefit trend.
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Everything Else
Molson Coors plans to cut 9% of its Americas workforce, proving even beer makers have hangovers when sales go flat.
The Dow surged 400 points as Monday’s rally hit overdrive, with Apple doing most of the heavy lifting. Call it a one-stock workout for Wall Street.
The U.S. is opening Artemis 3 moon-landing bids to new players as SpaceX falls behind — lunar real estate just went back on the market.
Bitcoin climbed 2.5% to reclaim the $111,000 mark, reminding every altcoin who still runs the blockchain.
Apple’s closing in on a $4 trillion valuation after blowout demand for the iPhone 17, proving the only thing consumers upgrade faster than phones is Apple’s market cap.
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