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The major averages were mostly higher as Kevin Warsh was confirmed as the next Fed Chair in a Senate vote. Markets were trying to stabilize after Tuesday's inflation-driven pullback, though they face an added headwind after April producer price inflation came in hotter than expected.Investors are closely watching developments between President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, with trade, AI and rare-earth supply negotiations in focus. Any signs of easing trade tensions could help improve sentiment, particularly for industrials and semiconductors, while renewed tariff escalation would likely add to inflation concerns.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Alibabareported a sharpin Q4 earnings per shareNvidia, Tesla, and Boeingwere all higher as theirAmazonintroduced itspersonalized AI assistantEquinox Goldand Orla Miningagreed to anPayPalannounced aover AI training for small businesses2. WALL STREET CALLS:LeerinkJ&Jto Outperform on new drug momentumAkamaito Buy at BofAWendy'sto Buy at Argus on take-private reportsUnder Armourto Hold at Stifel on persistent challenges to sales growthZoomInfoto Underperform at Mizuho3. AROUND THE WEB:Cerebrashas turned down a takeover approach from Armand SoftBank, Bloomberg saysAppleis exploring ways to bring AI agents to the App Store, The Information reportsBYDis negotiating with Stellantisand other European car makers to take over underused factories in the region, Bloomberg reportsWalmartis cutting or relocating about 1,000 corporate roles, WSJ saysAnthropic is in talks to raise between $30B and $50B in a funding round that would value it at up to $950B, NY Times says4. MOVERS:Energy Vaultrose announcing awith EskomVelo3Dwas higher afterNextpowergained afterand agreeing to acquire Zigor's power conversion businessKarmanfell afterResideowas lower afterand reaffirming its guidance for Q2 and FY265. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:OkloreportedEos Energyreportedand provided FY26 revenue guidanceWix.comreportedKornit DigitalreportedGlobal-e Onlineprovided areport for Q1INDEXES:The Dow fell 67.36, or 0.14%, to 49,693.20, the Nasdaq gained 314.14, or 1.20%, to 26,402.34, and the S&P 500 advanced 43.29, or 0.58%, to 7,444.25.

The major averages were mixed near noon as markets attempt to stabilize after Tuesday's inflation-driven pullback, though they face an added headwind after April producer price inflation came in hotter than expected.Investors are also closely watching developments between President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, with trade, AI and rare-earth supply negotiations in focus. Any signs of easing trade tensions could help improve sentiment, particularly for industrials and semiconductors, while renewed tariff escalation would likely add to inflation concerns.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Alibabareported ain Q4 earnings per sharePresident Trump added NvidiaCEO Jensen Huang to the CEO delegation traveling with him to meet Xi Jinping in China,Amazonintroduced itspersonalized AI assistantTower Semiconductorreportedand signed silicon photonics contracts for $1.3BEquinox Goldand Orla Miningagreed to an2. WALL STREET CALLS:LeerinkJ&Jto Outperform on new drug momentumAkamaito Buy at BofAWendy'sto Buy at Argus on take-private reportsUnder Armourto Hold at Stifel on persistent challenges to sales growthZoomInfoto Underperform at Mizuho3. AROUND THE WEB:BYDis negotiating with Stellantisand other European car makers to take over underused factories in the region, Bloomberg reportsJPMorganis set to reshuffle senior roles in its investment bank as part of a wider reorganization, FT reportsWalmartis cutting or relocating about 1,000 corporate roles, WSJ saysNike'sstruggling China business has become a cautionary tale, WSJ reportsAnthropic is in talks to raise between $30B and $50B in a funding round that would value it at up to $950B, NY Times says4. MOVERS:Energy Vaultrises announcing awith EskomVelo3Dhigher afterNextpowergains after reportingand agreeing to acquire Zigor's power conversion businessKarmanfalls afterResideolower afterand reaffirming its guidance for Q2 and FY265. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:OkloreportedEos Energyreportedand provided FY26 revenue guidanceWix.comreportedKornit DigitalreportedGlobal-e Onlineprovided areport for Q1INDEXES:Near midday, the Dow was down 0.48%, or 239.51, to 49,521.05, the Nasdaq was up 0.85%, or 221.76, to 26,309.96, and the S&P 500 was up 0.27%, or 19.97, to 7,420.93.

Stocks are attempting to stabilize after Tuesday's inflation-driven pullback, though they face an added headwind after April producer price inflation came in hotter than expected.Investors are also closely watching developments between President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, with trade, AI and rare-earth supply negotiations in focus. Any signs of easing trade tensions could help improve sentiment, particularly for industrials and semiconductors, while renewed tariff escalation would likely add to inflation concerns.In pre-market trading, S&P 500 futures fell 0.08%, Nasdaq futures rose 0.24% and Dow futures fell 0.52%.Check out this morning's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER -Nvidiaup 1% after ReutersPresident Trump added Nvidia head Jensen Huang to the CEO delegation traveling with him to meet Xi Jinping in ChinaOrla Mining (ORLA) up 1% after Equinox Goldand the company announced that they have entered into a definitive arrangement agreement for an at-market combinationUP AFTER EARNINGS -Velo3Dup 20%Tower Semiconductorup 14%Arterisup 6%Kornit Digitalup 1%DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -Wix.comdown 21%Dynatracedown 12%Karmandown 8%Birkenstockdown 5%Alibabadown 2%Oklodown 2%

Reports Q1 revenue $48.54M, consensus $46.67M. "The first quarter marked a strong start to the year and clear evidence that our strategy is translating into execution and measurable results," said Ronen Samuel, CEO of Kornit Digital. "We delivered revenue at the top end of our guidance range and generated positive operating cash flow for the tenth consecutive quarter. Impressions growth remained strong, driven by higher utilization across our installed base and the ongoing shift from screen to digital production. At the same time, we continued expanding customer adoption of our AIC model and strengthening our recurring revenue foundation. We entered 2026 with a clear roadmap around innovation, workflow and platform expansion, and we are executing against it."