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Paramount-Warner Bros Deal Faces New California Antitrust Test as Lawmakers Push Bonta

Paramount-Warner Bros Deal Faces New California Antitrust Test as Lawmakers Push Bonta

Thirty-four Democratic members of Congress from California are pressing state Attorney General Rob Bonta to give Paramount Skydance’s proposed takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery a hard look, flagging possible antitrust issues. In their letter, they’re asking Bonta to step in if he finds the deal could hurt competition—a key standard for regulators looking to stop mergers. Their push adds political firepower to a state review that’s shaping up as a significant hurdle for the $111 billion Hollywood tie-up.
SiTime Stock Jumps 28% as AI Data-Center Demand Almost Doubles Sales

SiTime Stock Jumps 28% as AI Data-Center Demand Almost Doubles Sales

Shares of SiTime Corporation skyrocketed Thursday, with the Santa Clara chipmaker posting a big first-quarter revenue gain and boosting its full-year forecast. That was enough to catapult this niche timing component supplier into the top ranks among AI infrastructure stocks for the session. The stock finished up 27.9% at $797.31, logging a fresh intraday record, according to Investor’s Business Daily.
Applied Optoelectronics Stock Slides After Q1 Revenue Miss: AI Optics Boom Faces Wall Street Test

Applied Optoelectronics Stock Slides After Q1 Revenue Miss: AI Optics Boom Faces Wall Street Test

Shares of Applied Optoelectronics dropped over 10% in early after-hours moves Thursday, as the optical-networking firm turned in first-quarter revenue and a second-quarter forecast that both missed analyst expectations—taking some air out of what’s been a popular AI-infrastructure play. Still, revenue increased 51% from the prior year, coming in at $151.1 million.
Dow Jones Today After The Bell: Dow Drops 313 Points Below 50,000 as Oil Whipsaws Wall Street

Dow Jones Today After The Bell: Dow Drops 313 Points Below 50,000 as Oil Whipsaws Wall Street

The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 313.62 points, or 0.6%, finishing at 49,596.97 on Thursday—falling back under the 50,000 mark, as Wall Street retreated from its highs. A shaky session for oil and a selloff in chip stocks didn’t help. The S&P 500 closed down 0.4% to 7,337.11. The Nasdaq Composite eased 0.1% to 25,806.20.
US Stock Market After the Bell: S&P 500 Slips From Record as Chip Rally Cracks, Oil Keeps Wall Street on Edge

US Stock Market After the Bell: S&P 500 Slips From Record as Chip Rally Cracks, Oil Keeps Wall Street on Edge

U.S. stocks finished in the red Thursday. The S&P 500 gave up 0.38% to end at 7,337.11, snapping this week’s record streak after chipmakers stumbled. The Nasdaq slipped 0.13% to 25,806.20. Over in the Dow: down 0.63% to 49,596.97. Intel and AMD both lost about 3%. Arm’s U.S.-listed shares slumped, and the PHLX chip index, tracking semiconductors, dropped 2.7%.
AMD Stock Cools After AI Earnings Surge. The Bigger Story Is CPUs

AMD Stock Cools After AI Earnings Surge. The Bigger Story Is CPUs

Shares of Advanced Micro Devices slipped Thursday, giving back some ground after a big run-up following its earnings. Still, the core takeaway from the company’s latest results stayed intact: AI spending is pushing further into servers, and AMD is capturing more of that flow. The stock last traded at $408.42, off $12.97 from the prior close, reversing part of Wednesday’s jump sparked by a robust forecast.
USDA Just Changed SNAP Store Rules: What Retailers Must Stock by Fall

USDA Just Changed SNAP Store Rules: What Retailers Must Stock by Fall

The U.S. Department of Agriculture on Thursday locked in new rules that force retailers taking SNAP food benefits to stock a broader selection of staple foods—a change set to impact convenience stores, small grocers, bodegas, and supermarkets enrolled in the federal food-aid program. SNAP, short for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, provides food support for low-income American households.
Lumen Technologies Stock Slides As $1 Billion Debt Deal Tests Its Alkira AI Bet

Lumen Technologies Stock Slides As $1 Billion Debt Deal Tests Its Alkira AI Bet

Lumen Technologies dropped roughly 13% Thursday after Level 3 Financing, its subsidiary, set the price on $1 billion in 7.5% senior notes maturing in 2037. The debt sale brought renewed attention to Lumen’s balance sheet as it dives further into cloud and AI networking. Senior notes, by definition, take priority over certain other claims in repayment order.
Coca-Cola Consolidated Stock Slides 16% as Q1 Sales Jump Masks Margin Hit

Coca-Cola Consolidated Stock Slides 16% as Q1 Sales Jump Masks Margin Hit

Coca-Cola Consolidated, Inc. dropped roughly 16.6% by Thursday afternoon, sliding to $175.60—a $34.92 loss—after posting upbeat first-quarter sales but coming up shy on adjusted profit. That mixed outcome sent cost worries straight to the forefront for the biggest U.S. bottler. Shares of Coca-Cola Co. edged a bit lower, while PepsiCo and Keurig Dr Pepper traded slightly up.
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