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The S&P500 and the Nasdaq Composite declined as investors questioned America's AI dominance after DeepSeek launched its free AI chatbot.

Jeff Bezos has sold almost £10.74 billion worth of Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) stock this year. Experts say he is bankrolling Blue Origin projects, including the New Glenn reusable rocket, which is scheduled for launch in a few weeks.

Microsoft is facing a wide-ranging antitrust probe, while Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway shares could be overvalued, according to the Oracle of Omaha himself.

The Palantir stock continues its year-long rally on the back of expanding government contracts and deployment of AI services in the commercial space with a focus on the manufacturing industry.

The 24X National Exchange will be established in two phases to meet the growing demand for overnight liquidity in US stocks, especially in the APAC region.

Goldman Sachs analysts believe small- and equal-weight benchmarks will keep outperforming unless Q2 reports of big tech companies lead analysts to bump their sales forecasts for the latter half of this year and 2025.

Financial giants are backing the launch of the Texas Stock Exchange, which aims to welcome companies frustrated with the complex disclosure, listing rules and associated costs at the NYSE and Nasdaq.

Netflix's focus on quality content, monstrous marketing strategies, product innovation, and exploring multiple revenue pools continue to drive user base growth.

Today, Nasdaq Ventures announced the completion of a £3.5m Series A investment into Kuberno. The company's co-founder believes this will help "Kuberno accelerate its international growth and expansion into new markets".

Wall Street ended lower at the beginning of a holiday-shortened week on Tuesday, as rising U.S. Treasury yields pressured interest rate sensitive megacap shares.

Nasdaq 100 futures dropped on Thursday as a bleak forecast by Meta fanned worries of a slowdown in earnings, while hopes that the U.S.

Early surveys of European and U.S. manufacturing purchasing managers for May are due out later on Tuesday and could show some slowing in what has been a resilient sector of the global economy.

A positive first-quarter earnings season has been overshadowed by worries about the Ukraine war, soaring inflation, COVID-19 lockdown in China and aggressive policy tightening by central banks.

Core inflation is actually seen rising by 0.4% in April, up from 0.3% the previous month, even as the annual pace dips a bit due to base effects.

The arrival of the ETF comes six months after cryptomoney exchange platform Coinbase premiered on the Nasdaq.

US stocks had dropped the last two sessions, with analysts pointing to a weak retail sales report amid the Delta variant

A bigger unknown may be the platform's fate when the stock market no longer sees steadily climbing equity values as it has in recent months.

British data showed unemployment dipped to 4.8 percent in the three months to the end of May from 5.0 percent in the three months to February.

US stocks ultimately recovered somewhat from their session lows, but all three major indices ended solidly down, with the Dow shedding 0.8 percent.

Both the Dow and S&P 500 finished lower, retreating from records, while the tech-rich Nasdaq edged to a second straight record.

Shares of Apple, Facebook and Amazon all climbed more than one percent, leading to a 0.9 percent jump in the tech-rich Nasdaq Composite Index to 14,161.35.

This week's calendar is dominated by the Federal Reserve's two-day policy meeting, which is expected to show central bankers raising their inflation forecasts.

In currency markets, the pound was higher against its main rivals after the Scottish National Party fell short of an outright majority in UK regional elections.

As a result of this craze, Coinbase's revenue has increased almost tenfold in the course of a year to $1.8 billion in the first quarter, according to company estimates.

All three major US indices fell sharply, but the tech-dominated Nasdaq was by far the weakest, sinking 3.5 percent.

Investors worldwide appear to have set aside concerns over the pandemic for now, though it continues to cast a shadow as governments in some countries keep lockdowns in place.

The emergency US package is part of a larger spending bill that, with Trump's signature, will avoid a government shutdown on Tuesday.

Wall Street's three main indexes ended lower and Asia followed.

Most Asian bourses had already fallen sharply earlier in the day.

The economic outlook remains exceptionally uncertain, with the Covid-19 pandemic continuing to exert a substantial toll on economies and societies.