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  zerohedge (@zerohedge) reported 5 minutes ago

  Premarket movers: Mag 7 stocks are mostly higher (Amazon +0.6%, Microsoft +0.4%, Meta +0.2%, Alphabet +0.3%, Nvidia -0.01%, Tesla +0.3%, Apple -0.2%) Bullish (BLSH) slips 2% after agreeing to buy Equiniti from Siris Capital in a $4.2 billion deal as the crypto exchange seeks to expand in blockchain-based capital markets infrastructure. Coinbase (COIN) rises 3% after the crypto exchange said it will cut around 14% of its workforce, citing a need to manage costs in volatile markets and amid advances in artificial intelligence. Eaton (ETN) falls 5% after the power equipment company gave an outlook for second-quarter profit below what analysts expected. Fabrinet (FN) drops 11%, unable to push higher a 58% year-to-date rally after a third-quarter adjusted earnings per share beat. Fidelity National Information Services (FIS) gains 5% after the payments processor said it is co-designing a Financial Crimes AI Agent with Anthropic’s Applied AI team. Firefly Aerospace (FLY) climbs 11% after the space and defense technology company reported revenue for the first-quarter that beat the average analyst estimate. GeneDx (WGS) sinks 42% after the health care services firm missed first-quarter revenue estimates and cut full-year guidance. Analysts slash price targets. GlobalFoundries (GFS) gains 5% after posting revenue for the first quarter that matched the average analyst estimate. Inspire Medical (INSP) falls 18% after the medical devices company slashed its full-year revenue outlook, citing coding and reimbursement uncertainty for Inspire V, an implant to treat moderate-to-severe sleep apnea. Intel (INTC) rises 3% as Apple has held exploratory discussions about using the company — as well as Samsung Electronics — to produce the main processors for its devices in the US, according to people familiar with the matter. Iqvia (IQVA) falls 5% after the healthtech firm posted first quarter results. ON Semiconductor (ON) is down 4% after the chipmaker gave an outlook that is largely in line with expectations. Bloomberg Intelligence wrote that the forecast suggests a recovery in key markets will be slower than hoped. Palantir Technologies (PLTR) falls 3% after the software company reported first-quarter results that beat expectations on key metrics, although US commercial sales disappointed. Separately, it raised its full-year forecast. Pinterest (PINS) jumps 17% after the social-media company reported first-quarter results that beat expectations and gave a full-year revenue forecast that is above the analyst consensus. Rockwell Automation (ROK) gains 8% after boosting its adjusted earnings per share guidance for the full year. Shopify (SHOP) falls 7% as the commerce software maker’s revenue outlook suggests growth pace may be slowing down.

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  TheEnergyMag (@TheEnergyMag) reported 5 minutes ago

  UPDATE: $CIFR disclosed in a subsequent 10-Q that $30.8M of #Bitcoin mining rigs are classified as held for sale after shutting down mining at Black Pearl for the Amazon #AI #HPC conversion. It took a $7.4M write-down on those rigs. Additionally, the new $200 million revolver led by Morgan Stanley is priced at SOFR + 175 bps (~6% currently).

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  World Changing Things (@andrenftart) reported 7 minutes ago

  @MarioNawfal Guy turns a simple Amazon order into the ultimate unintended optical illusion and struts around like it’s peak fashion. Nobody bats an eye until he clocks it himself and the slow-motion regret hits live on camera. This is every dude’s nightmare proof that “fast shipping” and zero try-ons are a dangerous combo.

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  Brixtellington Blatz (@PU239WarmingHut) reported 8 minutes ago

  @SenSanders Just make your own Amazon. You can pay everyone $100 an hour. Sanderszon. Problem solved.

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  Brian Basson (@BassonBrain) reported 12 minutes ago

  Really...🤔 "A cluster of San Francisco startups is trying to do to satellite constellations what Amazon Web Services did to server racks: turn them into something customers can use without owning the whole technical stack. The pitch is that a company, government, research group or media organization should be able to task orbiting hardware directly, without negotiating with @Starlink, Maxar, Planet Labs or a national space agency every time it needs data or connectivity."

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  Julie Wade (@julie_wade) reported 12 minutes ago

  @DefiniteVirus GameStop is the acquirer (surviving entity), and eBay is the target. The deal structure involves GameStop issuing a large number of new GME shares (for the stock portion of the $125/share consideration to eBay holders) plus cash/debt financing. The warrants are preserved and continue to function — They do not disappear or get cancelled. Per the Warrant Agreement's "Share Exchange Event" and anti-dilution provisions, they remain exercisable into shares of the post-merger GameStop (now owning eBay). In a merger where the issuer (GME) survives, this is the standard outcome: warrant holders keep their rights to buy GME stock at the $32 strike. Dilution is the big impact — GameStop will issue hundreds of millions of new shares to eBay shareholders (roughly 2+ GME shares per eBay share, depending on the final exchange ratio and elections). This significantly increases GME's share count, diluting the value of existing GME shares and the warrants. The $32 strike stays the same, but each warrant effectively becomes a claim on a smaller slice of the (hopefully larger) combined company. Possible minor adjustments — The agreement has protections for stock splits, dividends, spinoffs, rights offerings, etc. Large M&A-related share issuances typically do not trigger broad price/exercise adjustments unless they fall under specific "fundamental transaction" triggers. The warrants would be adjusted to reference the "property" (cash + GME stock) that GME shareholders receive in any restructuring, but since GME is buying (not being bought), the main effect is dilution rather than a full conversion/replacement. Bottom line for warrant holders: Your warrants survive the deal unchanged in structure and expiration, but their economic value will depend heavily on whether the combined GME + eBay business creates enough synergies/value (e.g., Ryan Cohen's stated goal of turning eBay into a stronger Amazon competitor using GameStop's stores for fulfillment/authentication) to offset the massive dilution. If the stock price stays low post-deal, these $32-strike warrants could still expire worthless even if the deal closes. The deal is currently non-binding and unsolicited (eBay's board is reviewing it; Cohen has threatened a proxy fight if rejected). If it falls apart or changes structure (e.g., becomes a reverse merger or something unusual), the outcome could differ—but under the proposed terms, this is the expected treatment. Always check the final merger agreement and any SEC filings for precise details once a deal is definitive. This is from Grok, not legal advice.

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  Warmaster (@MrAntiHero1) reported 12 minutes ago

  Alright so I've been thinking over making this post for the last week-ish and decided I might as well give it a try. I am looking for an a r t i s t who is willing to work with me on payment to make book covers for a NSFW series I want to publish on Amazon. Now before I get a slew of outraged replies here's why. I was laid off in December of last year and got a new job this February. The new job is great but it came with a $13k a year salary decrease. Which means I am about $500 short a month of even hitting the status of living pay check to pay check. Which means I am desperately seeking both a new job as well as any means possible to make more money on the side. Thus this idea to pursue publishing on Amazon because its free to do so and there is at least some potential there to make a little extra money. The problem is Amazon requires a book cover for every piece published. Now I could use AI generated images as Amazon policy allows for this as long as its openly stated in the description of the work. However, I would rather not do that if at all possible as I dont consider AI images to be art, nor do I wish to give people even the slightest impression that anything I write is AI generated, because none of it is everything I've ever written was done by me and that will always be the case. Also I just dont personally like the idea of using it in any sort of for profit capacity in most circumstances. However, if no artist is interested or willing to work with me on this. Which I would understand, then I will use generated images because I need to make money as soon as possible with as little upfront monetary investment as possible. This isn't me trying to weirdly threaten people into working with me, I am just being transparent with my intentions. And if you do decide to work with me, I will ensure that you will be fully paid for your work before everything is said and done, I just literally dont have the money to pay up front. So, if you are reading this and are at least willing to hear me out in more detail please DM me and then post a reply here if I dont get back to you within a few hours. I will be checking my DMs regularly as Twitter doesnt like to notify me when I get message requests for some reason. Thank you for your time and even if you are not willing or able to help me directly with this. I would greatly appreciate even a RT to get this point in front of the eyes of more people.

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  Rex Crum (@rexcrum) reported 19 minutes ago

  @SenSanders You do know that Jeff Bezos is NOT the CEO of Amazon anymore, right? If you have a problem with the company letting go of anyone, take it up with Andy Jassy.

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  AuntLizR (@r_aunt2512) reported 19 minutes ago

  @TaraBull If people are unhappy with their employer they need to find another job or means of income! Amazon has some of the best benefits in the world and provides various benefits to even part time and seasonal workers! Amazon pays minimum wage + for their entry level warehouse jobs depending on state, etc. Not sure what the problem is but if you're unhappy go get another job!

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  Ryzm (@Goeun_6121) reported 21 minutes ago

  amazon told all corporate employees they can now use Claude Code and Codex. Claude Code is live now. Codex starts may 12. in november 2025 amazon's internal memo said the opposite. Kiro is the official tool. "no plans to introduce support for additional third-party AI development tools." that lasted six months. the context. AWS engineers were selling Claude Code to outside customers but couldnt use it on their own production code without exception approval. one of them put it on an internal forum: customers asked why they should trust a tool we havent approved internally. about 1,500 employees signed onto a thread asking for it. then december 2025. AWS had a 13-hour outage in part of china. financial times reported employees blamed Kiro acting autonomously, deleting and recreating an environment it shouldnt have. amazon blamed human access control. either story doesnt help kiros internal credibility. meanwhile amazon committed $50B to OpenAI in february at $730B valuation, expanded its AWS deal with OpenAI by another $100B over eight years. anthropic is training the next claude on amazon's trainium chips. both leading frontier labs run on amazon hardware. so the official line. Kiro stays. weekly usage target was 80%. now it gets two more options sitting next to it. the real read. the strongest signal here isnt the rollout. its the timeline. "no plans for third-party tools" to "company-wide rollout" in six months. when your own engineers prefer the competitor's product, the policy doesnt hold. amazon picks infrastructure scale over picking sides. financing both labs. running both on its own silicon. selling both in bedrock. now using both internally. model layer commoditizing in real time. infrastructure layer is where amazon plants its flag. 2026 capex run rate is roughly $200B. stock down ~10% YTD. the bet is enormous. the position is now neutral on which model wins. that changes how you think about this whole stack. #Amazon #AI #ClaudeCode

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  vijay sharma (@vijaysh58747456) reported 23 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I #promise you from today onwards everyday I will post against my unsolved issue. Considering Rs.1 as penalty. Your *** should also feel the pain right. #customeriswhore and @AmazonHelp is #casanova

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  A✮ℤ (@tea_spiracy) reported 27 minutes ago

  @awmayhall @amazon Vote "not good" thumbs down and tell them instructions weren't followed. That will fix things.

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  Frank Oxman (@AlphaBitSage) reported 30 minutes ago

  @awmayhall @amazon Drivers aren’t obligated to follow every note. Instructions are best-effort—if they involve access, safety risk, or slow the route, they’ll default to the safest standard drop and move on. My suggestion is a parcel box.

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  Kommatose (@Kommatose) reported 33 minutes ago

  @SenSanders Consumers can choose not to shop at Amazon. It's a bizarre part of capitalism you can partake in. The problem is all the outspoken keyboard warriors which are probably majority bots don't actually stand behind their posts.

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  KB (@Bionavgator) reported 33 minutes ago

  $cvna sec investigation, no problem - stockup insider stock dump, no problem - stockup private equity in doldrums, no problem - stockup car loan default rates rising, no problem - stockup DT absorbing losses, no problem- stockup high short interest, no problem- stockup Amazon selling cars, no problem - stockup this list goes on and on...