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The FAA's recent flight cancellations have sent shockwaves through the airline industry, sparking fears of deeper disruptions. In an unexpected twist, E.l.f. Beauty's stock tumbled despite reporting quarterly sales growth due to lowered future guidance. Meanwhile, Wall Street is growing uneasy about a potential AI bubble, affecting Palantir Technologies despite its record sales and earnings. Join Francesca Fontana as she unravels these fascinating trends and their impacts on the market.

Nvidia hits a groundbreaking milestone, becoming the first company valued at $5 trillion. The impact of soaring AI investments on tech giants in the Magnificent Seven is analyzed, revealing significant earnings shifts. Meanwhile, Chipotle faces a slump in demand from younger and lower-income diners, prompting concerns about the future of fast-casual dining. Join the discussion on this week's major market movements and the news that shapes them!

This week, a significant internet outage by Amazon sparked concerns but surprisingly had little impact on its stock. Meanwhile, Warner Bros. announced plans to sell media assets, stirring investor reactions. The podcast dives into the standout earnings reports, with Netflix experiencing a mixed quarter, while Tesla reported a surge in demand despite a slight dip in net income. Tune in for insights on these market movers!

Discover how AI deals reshaped stock markets this week, with Broadcom's partnership with OpenAI leading to impressive gains. Learn why President Trump’s comments on weight-loss drug pricing caused a stir in pharmaceutical shares. Dive into the robust performance of the big six U.S. banks, raking in nearly $41 billion, signaling healthy consumer confidence. Plus, hear about Walmart's innovative shopping feature powered by AI and Hims & Hers' expansion into menopause care.

What set off Wall Street’s “fear gauge”? And how did Delta’s earnings affect airline stocks? Plus, how did markets react to AMD’s new partnership with OpenAI? Host Francesca Fontana discusses the biggest stock moves of the week and the news that drove them. Sign up for the WSJ's free Markets A.M. newsletter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Electronic Arts is making waves with a massive privatization deal, sending its market value soaring. Meanwhile, Pfizer benefits from a pharma rally ignited by the TrumpRx proposal, showing strong performance amidst changing dynamics. Also discussed is Fair Isaac's groundbreaking move allowing lenders to buy FICO scores directly, shaking up the credit bureau landscape. Complete with insights on investor reactions and stock movements, this episode is packed with financial intrigue.

CarMax's disappointing earnings have left investors rattled, highlighting struggles in the used-car market. Meanwhile, Intel’s stock has surged a remarkable 46% this month, driven by promising partnership talks and strategic investments. In another twist, Kenvue is facing legal challenges related to Tylenol, leading to a notable decline in its shares. Tune in as the host dissects these market movements and uncovers what’s influencing the economy this week.

Discover why Intel had its best day since 1987, fueled by a significant investment from NVIDIA. Explore the challenges faced by Darden, the owner of Olive Garden, as it grapples with rising food and labor costs. Plus, learn how U.S. tariffs are set to hit FedEx hard, potentially costing them about $1 billion and affecting shipping demand with China. Tune in for insights on these major market movers!

Discover the reasons behind Robinhood's move to integrate social features. Learn how Oracle leveraged AI to boost its earnings after a disappointing quarter. The buzz around Paramount's potential bid for Warner raises questions about market reactions and future implications. Tune in for insights on significant stock movements and corporate developments shaping the week.

Kraft Heinz is shaking things up with a plan to split into two separate businesses. Meanwhile, Macy's is seeing a turnaround that has investors excited about its stock performance. On another front, Elon Musk's eye-popping $1 trillion pay package is up for a vote by Tesla shareholders, raising eyebrows about its implications. The discussion covers recent stock movements and how corporate strategies influence market sentiment.