Global markets react to corporate earnings, technology developments, and shifting geopolitical trade landscapes.

SpaceX shares surged as the company reported profitability driven by its Starlink service and AI initiatives, while boards at both SpaceX and Tesla have established committees to explore a potential merger.

Netflix stock faced downward pressure despite a 12 percent quarterly revenue increase, as investors remain concerned over stagnant viewership growth in North American markets.

Boeing successfully secured FAA certification for the 737 Max 10, the largest variant of its flagship aircraft, following significant regulatory delays.

Super Micro and other hardware manufacturers saw their stock prices rally following an unexpectedly strong update on revenue and profitability projections.

Alibaba Group announced plans to aggressively integrate artificial intelligence across its Taobao and Tmall merchant operations by 2027 to boost efficiency.

HSBC reported that investments in new logistics routes across the Gulf could potentially render the Strait of Hormuz redundant as a critical shipping chokepoint within five years.

The British government approved a new North Sea natural gas drilling project, marking the end of a moratorium on new extraction activities in the region.

Walmart launched a new membership program aimed at competing with Amazon and Costco, though analysts are debating the long-term value and user accessibility of the bundle.

Chinese memory chip producer CXMT saw its shares drop more than 8 percent despite positive profit forecasts, reflecting volatility in the regional semiconductor sector.