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1. Tesla stock closes at record as investors rally around Musk's robotaxi hype despite slow EV sales

   Wall Street's bullishness on Tesla has returned after the stock had its worst performance since 2022 in the first quarter of the year.

2. What Harvard researchers learned about use of AI in white-collar work at top companies

   A research team at Harvard shows where AI is most effective in increasing productivity and performance — and where humans still have the upper hand.

3. Jim Cramer says Amazon is a buy on 2025 underperformance for this key reason

   Jim Cramer says investors better act fast while Amazon stock is still on the sale rack.

4. Vibe coding startup Lovable's latest funding round values it at $6.6 billion, sources say

   Accel is participating in the round, the sources said, adding it would more than triple the valuation it achieved with its previous round in July.

5. Bill to ease Big Tech project permits advances in House

   Backers say the SPEED Act is crucial to helping the U.S. beat out China and other global competitors for leadership in AI.

6. Instagram TV app coming to Amazon Fire streaming device

   Meta said Tuesday that it will begin testing its Instagram for TV app in the U.S. via Amazon's Fire TV streaming devices.

7. Databricks raises capital at $134 billion valuation in latest funding round

   Companies such as Databricks, SpaceX and OpenAI have reached mega valuations while staying private for longer.

8. Jobs data, Tesla's rally, tariff revenue hits $200 billion and more in Morning Squawk

   Here are five key things investors need to know to start the trading day.

9. Robotaxis in 2025: Waymo plots global expansion as Zoox, Tesla roll to the starting line

   Robotaxis grew rapidly in 2025 with Waymo expanding fastest, Zoox debuting public rides and Tesla launching autonomous rides with human supervision.

10. Startup backed by Altman, JPMorgan announces capital lending partnership with Amazon

    Slope, an AI lending platform backed by JPMorgan Chase, told CNBC exclusively that it is launching a partnership with Amazon's independent sellers.