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US Stock Movement: Amazon surged on October 9 driven by AWS growth, Meta ban, and e-commerce promotions

Chipmaker earnings growth cools to 136% as AI boom lifts S&P 500

AMC Entertainment Launches First Mobile Game With Hoyt Games

11:21 AM EDT, 10/09/2026 (MT Newswires) -- AMC Entertainment (AMC) launched AMC Movie Trivia Game Show, its first mobile game, developed in partnership with Hoyt Games and puzzle creator David L. Hoyt, the company said Friday. The free app is available on Apple's (AAPL) App Store, Alphabet's (GOOG, GOOGL) Google Play, and Amazon's (AMZN) Appstore. The game offers AMC Stubs members exclusive in-game bonuses and puzzle-solving perks, it added. Price: 2.91, Change: +0.03, Percent Change: +1.04

Rubrik Expands AI Security Partnership With Code Guardian Launch

03:58 AM EDT, 10/09/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Rubrik (RBRK) expanded Project Hourglass to include Rubrik Code Guardian, supported by Amazon-backed (AMZN) Anthropic's Claude Mythos 5, adding AHEAD, Trace3 and World Wide Technology to the partner alliance, the company said Thursday. The initiative aims to help clients secure AI coding workflows and strengthen cyber resilience. Code Guardian will test isolated code repositories for complex vulnerabilities, identify attack chains and prioritize verified risks based on business impact, while supporting codebase recovery, the company added.

AI wants money, and Western governments want money too! The global "capital battle" has begun, and the bond storm has "just started"

AI infrastructure development and government fiscal deficits are both competing for the world's limited capital. The five largest AI data center operators in the US have issued about $220 billion in bonds so far this year, while the US fiscal deficit has surpassed $1.99 trillion. The combined massive financing demand from these two sectors is driving a systemic rise in global capital costs. The financing costs for lower-rated borrowers are approaching double digits, and the credit market is beginning to stratify in terms of allocation. European bank stocks have plummeted, and French assets are also being repriced. This "great capital tightening" may first impact capital markets, and subsequently deal a severe blow to the real economy.

Apple to launch dual products in October: First touch-screen MacBook and new iPad mini to debut simultaneously

Apple is planning to hold its second product launch event of the month around October 27, where it will introduce its first-ever touchscreen MacBook Pro (featuring an OLED display and the “Dynamic Island” interface), a new iPad mini (also upgraded with OLED and a repositioned camera), as well as a 14-inch MacBook Pro and iMac powered by the M6 chip. These are the first major products overseen by the new CEO, John Ternus.

Report: Apple to Launch Its First Touchscreen MacBook and New iPad mini at the End of October

According to media reports, Apple plans to release its first touchscreen MacBook, a new iPad mini, as well as a 14-inch MacBook Pro and iMac equipped with the M6 chip around October 27. The touchscreen MacBook Pro is expected to feature an OLED display and introduce the Dynamic Island. Next week, Apple also plans to launch a smart home hub, a new HomePod mini, and an upgraded Apple TV, continuing to expand its hardware product line and ecosystem.

A $20 Billion Gap! OpenAI Revenue Falls Far Short of Expectations, AI Sector Hit Hard, Oracle Drops Over 5%, Applied Optoelectronics Plunges 13%

The latest investor document from OpenAI shows that as of the end of September, the annualized revenue was "close to $5 billion," which is much lower than the previously rumored market expectation of $7 billion. The discrepancy is due to different statistical methods, but it has nevertheless shaken market confidence in the high demand for AI. Nvidia fell about 3%, while cloud service stocks Nebius and CoreWeave both dropped more than 7%, and optical interconnect stock Coherent fell 7%.

Large-Cap Tech Still Leads as Apple and Amazon Eye Further Gains -- Barrons.com

By Doug Busch The market's rally is narrow, but large-cap tech still leads. Fewer than a quarter of S&P 500 stocks are trading above their 50-day moving averages, the equal-weight index has been sliding, and the indexes are being carried by a handful of large-cap tech names rather than a broad advance. That is not a reason to abandon what is working. Large-cap tech is where the earnings, the cash, and the incremental demand are still concentrated. Apple and Amazon come to mind. Apple is already proving it. The stock trades just 2% below its all-time high. Amazon is the other side of the same trade. AWS demand and the AI buildout, including a raised 2026 capital-spending plan, give it a clearer growth path than the rest of the market. The Magnificent 7 still look set to grow earnings roughly twice as fast as the other 493 names in the index. Breadth can stay poor. Until the profit growth migrates somewhere else, the money is still better off in the names that are actually producing it. Let's examine the daily charts of each to see where they could head in the near term. Apple, the second-largest company by market cap, is up 30% over the last year. Since the end of July, it has been trading in a range between the very round $300 mark and $345, following a 7% weekly loss in the last week of July, on the second-largest weekly trading volume in the last 14 months. Relative performance against mega-cap tech has improved markedly, with the ratio chart versus the Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF trending higher since May. Absolute price action began turning in mid-April following a breakout above a bearish descending triangle, which resolved into a double-bottom base. That setup was confirmed on July 2 with a jump above its $302.52 trigger, generating a 5% single-day advance. While that initial breakout stalled after three weeks, price action quickly transitioned into a larger cup-with-handle pattern. The stock is currently coiling directly beneath its $345.44 pivot. The handle formation began with a doji on Sept. 22, ech

GlobalFoundries Signs $2 Billion Silicon Supply Deal With Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing

12:57 PM EDT, 10/08/2026 (MT Newswires) -- GlobalFoundries (GFS) struck a multi-year $2 billion deal to supply silicon interposers to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) amid growing demand for artificial intelligence. GlobalFoundries will add fabrication capacity at its Malta, New York, facility, and establish the first US-based source of silicon interposers, which enhance the performance and feasibility of semiconductor packaging. Production is expected to begin ramping in the first half of 2028, GlobalFoundries said Thursday. "Advanced packaging is becoming increasingly critical to delivering the performance, power efficiency and scale required for next-generation AI systems," Ed Kaste, senior vice president of CMOS Business at GlobalFoundries, said. The agreement has an initial term of five years and covers a framework for potential capacity expansion, according to GlobalFoundries. GlobalFoundries shares were up 3.2% in Thursday trade, while TSMC's American depositary receipts fell 2.3%. Earlier in October, GlobalFoundries entered into a strategic partnership with Xanadu Quantum Technologies (XNDU) to accelerate utility-scale quantum computing. Last month, GlobalFoundries partnered with SMART Photonics to launch an open-access foundry service for integrated silicon and indium phosphide photonics products. TSMC on Thursday reported revenue of 511.86 billion New Taiwan dollars ($16.02 billion) in September, up 55% from a year earlier. The company's sales declined 0.6% sequentially. In September, Qualcomm (QCOM) agreed to provide custom-built chips and high-speed optical connectivity for Amazon's (AMZN) cloud computing division as part of a collaboration. Price: 50.39, Change: +2.32, Percent Change: +4.83

Amazon Introduces New Alexa Tablets Starting at $229

09:34 AM EDT, 10/08/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Amazon (AMZN) introduced a new lineup of Alexa Tablets starting at $229, featuring built-in Alexa+, Google Play Store access and aluminum unibody designs across three sizes, the company said. The lineup includes the 12-inch Alexa Tablet 12 Pro starting at $499.99, the 11-inch Alexa Tablet 11 at $329.99 and the 8.7-inch Alexa Tablet 8 at $229.99, with up to 16GB of RAM and up to 16 hours of video playback on the 12 Pro, the company said. The tablets are available to order Thursday and will begin shipping Oct. 14 in the US, Mexico and Canada, followed by launches in the UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain on Oct. 19, it added.

Deutsche Bank optimistic about U.S. stock market year-end: Q3 earnings growth expected to stay at 34%, AI and cyclical growth remain strong

Deutsche Bank expects S&P 500's Q3 earnings growth to maintain a record high of 34%, is optimistic about earnings season performance and a year-end rebound.

BUZZ-KeyBanc upgrades Generac rating, boosted by Amazon deal, shares rise

On October 8th, after KeyBanc upgraded the rating of power equipment manufacturer Generac (GNRC.N) from "sector weight" to "overweight," Generac's stock price rose 1.2% in pre-market trading to $224. The brokerage stated that GNRC's data center power supply agreement with Amazon.com (AMZN.O) validates its position as a leading generator supplier. According to the brokerage, GNRC's management plans to achieve $3 billion to $3.2 billion in data center revenue by 2028 and remains confident in boosting supply chain capacity. KeyBanc also highlighted that, following multiple divestitures of portfolio assets, management continues to maintain a disciplined approach to capital allocation. As of the previous trading day's close, GNRC’s cumulative year-to-date gains exceeded 62%.

Update: Market Chatter: Amazon Cuts Fewer Than 1,000 Jobs Across Business Units

06:30 AM EDT, 10/08/2026 (MT Newswires) -- (Updates to add Amazon's comment in the second paragraph.) Amazon.com (AMZN) cut fewer than 1,000 jobs across several business units, including customer service, marketplace support, and engineering roles in its retail business, as well as positions in India and the UK, Business Insider reported Wednesday, citing unnamed sources. An Amazon spokesperson confirmed that it eliminated a "small number" of roles, mainly in its Stores business, as it adjusts its structure to better meet its priorities. (Market Chatter news is derived from conversations with market professionals globally. This information is believed to be from reliable sources but may include rumor and speculation. Accuracy is not guaranteed.)

CDS Soar Collectively, "SpaceX and Others" Still Borrowing Furiously! How Long Can the AI Debt Frenzy Last?

The wave of AI infrastructure debt is reshaping the global credit landscape at an unprecedented pace, with the technology industry's debt reaching $500 billion in the first nine months of this year. However, frequent alarms have been raised in the CDS market, US Treasury yields have climbed to 5.3%, the highest in over twenty years, and Dalio pointed out that this is a "classic bubble that will be burst by interest rates."

Market Chatter: Amazon Cuts Fewer Than 1,000 Jobs Across Business Units

04:15 AM EDT, 10/08/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Amazon.com (AMZN) cut fewer than 1,000 jobs across several business units, including customer service, marketplace support and engineering roles in its retail business, as well as positions in India and the UK, Business Insider reported Wednesday, citing unnamed sources. An Amazon spokesperson confirmed to news outlets that the company eliminated a "small number" of roles, mainly in its stores business, as it adjusts its structure and priorities. Amazon didn't immediately respond to MT Newswires' request for comment. (Market Chatter news is derived from conversations with market professionals globally. This information is believed to be from reliable sources but may include rumor and speculation. Accuracy is not guaranteed.)

Micron's target price is significantly raised by investment banks, with a maximum of 3,000 USD

DA Davidson has raised Micron's target price to $3,000, implying a 176% upside from the current share price. The core logic is that the AI-driven memory supercycle will continue until 2028, with the supply-demand gap widening further. The key variable lies in the shift of demand—buyers are transitioning from smaller, high-default-risk clients to tech giants such as Amazon, Microsoft, and Google. Micron has already secured $150 billion in remaining contractual obligations.

AI Big 10 Hits Record 42% of US Market Cap — Surpassing Every Prior Bubble Peak

Amazon (AMZN.US) begins a new round of small-scale layoffs, with the retail division hit hardest

Amazon confirmed on Wednesday that the company has laid off a small number of employees, mainly involving its Stores division, which is responsible for its main e-commerce website.

Amazon (AMZN.US) initiates a new round of small-scale layoffs, with the retail department as the hardest hit area

According to information from Zhitong Finance APP, Amazon (AMZN.US) confirmed on Wednesday that it has laid off a small number of employees, mainly from its Stores division responsible for its main e-commerce website. This round of layoffs is the latest small-scale staff reduction since Amazon's large-scale layoffs that began last year and continued into January this year. The previous round involved about 30,000 employees. A person familiar with the matter stated that Amazon cut fewer than 1,000 white-collar employees this time.

Amazon launches a new round of layoffs across multiple departments, involving fewer than 1,000 people.

According to Business Insider, Amazon (AMZN.US) employees reported a new round of layoffs across several departments on Tuesday. The report states that this round of layoffs affects multiple business units, including customer service, marketplace support, and engineering positions within Amazon's retail business, as well as departments in India and the United Kingdom. According to a person familiar with the matter, the total number of affected employees is less than 1,000. An Amazon spokesperson confirmed to Business Insider that the company laid off a “small number” of staff on Tuesday, mainly concentrated in its Stores business division.

Amazon’s latest round of layoffs involves fewer than 1,000 positions

According to Business Insider, Amazon (AMZN.US) has laid off fewer than 1,000 employees in its latest round of job cuts.

Amazon’s Ring launches five home cameras

Amazon (AMZN.US)'s Ring brand has also announced the launch of five new home cameras.

Amazon Ring will launch a $249 smart lock in Q1 2027

Amazon’s (AMZN.US) Ring brand is entering the smart lock market with its first product. The $249 Ring Smart Lock will launch in the first quarter of 2027.

US Stock Market Preview | All Three Major Index Futures Fall, Brent Crude Surpasses $100 Again, 30-Year Treasury Yield Rises to Highest Level Since 2002

Futures for the three major U.S. stock indexes are all down.

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Mark Stevens, Nvidia's board director, tops the insider selling list in the third quarter

Billionaires closely related to the artificial intelligence industry became dominant players on the Q3 corporate insider selling list. During this period, tech stocks experienced highly volatile fluctuations, and market warnings about potential risks of artificial intelligence increased significantly. According to Washington Service data, which tracks corporate insider trades, billionaire venture capitalist and Nvidia director Mark Stevens topped the Q3 insider selling chart. Nvidia’s stock valuation at the time approached its lowest level in over a decade. Other AI-related billionaires in the top ten include Arista Networks CEO Jayshree Ullal, as well as Amazon founder Jeff Bezos. According to the agency’s billionaire index, the combined net worth of these three individuals is around 302 billions dollars.

Alexa+, eDreams ODIGEO Launch AI Travel Voice Search

04:48 AM EDT, 10/07/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Amazon.com's (AMZN) Alexa+ and eDreams ODIGEO are collaborating to enable customers to search for and book flights, hotels and car rentals through voice search on the AI assistant, eDreams ODIGEO said Wednesday. The collaboration connects eDreams ODIGEO's travel platform to Alexa+ through its proprietary model context protocol network, allowing users to make travel requests using natural-language voice commands, it said.

Stocks Futures Steady as Bond Selloff Extends, Oil Prices Rise

By Joe Stonor Nasdaq and S&P 500 futures were little moved in early European trade after the indexes surged to records in the last session, as still-higher Treasury yields and a fresh jump in oil prices failed to knock U.S. stock market exuberance. The "Magnificent Seven"--the mega-cap companies Nvidia, Apple, Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta and Tesla--continued to strengthen in premarket trade after powering indexes to new records. Gains were limited elsewhere, however, as futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average futures dropped 0.2%. Futures for the S&P 500 were flat, while Nasdaq futures edged 0.1% lower amid weakness for some chip makers. "The breadth of the rally has narrowed," said UBS Wealth Management Chief Investment Officer Mark Haefele. "The increasing concentration of market gains reinforces the importance of managing risk." Brent crude oil prices rose 0.6% to $101.20 a barrel while WTI prices neared $90 after Houthi militants attacked Saudi airports. Conflict in the Arabian peninsula is escalating after Saudi-backed forces launched a counteroffensive to retake territory along the Red Sea. Treasury yields rose in tandem with oil prices. Ten-year yields added 3.6 basis points to 5.307%, while 30-year yields jumped 4.3 basis points to 5.683%. Higher yields and oil prices dragged the market mood in Asia and Europe. The Korean Kospi slipped 2%, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index fell 0.6%. Japan's Nikkei 225 fell 0.9%. In Europe, AI-linked stocks slid as the continent-wide Stoxx 600 fell 0.55%. French government bonds came under renewed pressure as budget talks remain in focus. Ten-year French OAT yield increased 5.4 basis points to 4.806% compared with a 2.2-basis-point rise for 10-year Bund yields. The dollar continued to strengthen as oil prices rose, prompting a fall in bitcoin and gold prices. Bitcoin fell close to $84,100, while New York gold contracts fell 0.7% to $4,159 a troy ounce. For the day ahead, the Federal Reserve will publish minutes from its September policy meeting, adding color to

eDreams Odigeo partners with Amazon Alexa+ to power voice-based travel booking

eDreams ODIGEO partnered with Amazon Alexa to power travel search and booking inside Alexa+, Amazon’s next-generation AI assistant. Voice-based travel discovery will support flight, hotel, and car-rental bookings, positioning conversational AI as a new customer acquisition channel. Integration will use a Model Context Protocol, linking Alexa+ to eDreams ODIGEO’s travel platform through its proprietary MCP network. Collaboration supports eDreams ODIGEO’s expansion plan, including a target of 13 million subscribers by March 2030. Disclaimer: This news brief was created by Public Technologies (PUBT) using generative artificial intelligence. While PUBT strives to provide accurate and timely information, this AI-generated content is for informational purposes only and should not be interpreted as financial, investment, or legal advice. eDreams Odigeo SA published the original content used to generate this news brief on October 07, 2026, and is solely responsible for the information contained therein.