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Market Overview Dow -0.16% $50,786.01 S&P 500 +0.30% $7,405.73 Nasdaq +1.58% $29,414.26 | 10 Year Treasury 4.57% -0.96% | VIX 18.92 -12.92% | Gold $4,352.10 +0.37% | Oil $91.30 -2.01% | Bitcoin $63,816.88 +0.94% Sponsored  Warren Buffett and NVIDIA agree on THIS Warren Buffett and NVIDIA couldn't be more different... so when they both invest millions in the same tech breakthrough (not AI), we know it's time to take notice. That's why legendary tech investor Jeff Brown just flew 2,000 miles to investigate this potential 33,000% growth industry. Click to see his investigation and discover how to get your stake.

Guru Stock Picks Murray Stahl has made the following transactions: Add in HE by 11.57% Stock News Semiconductors drive market recovery: The S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed higher as chip stocks, including Marvell Technology (MRVL), Intel (INTC), and Nvidia (NVDA), rebounded from last week's sell-off amid easing geopolitical tensions, while the Dow slipped; Marvell surged after S&P 500 inclusion. Source: CNBC. Corning and Amazon ink multibillion-dollar fiber deal: Corning (GLW) shares rose after announcing a multiyear, multibillion-dollar agreement with Amazon (AMZN) to supply fiber optics for AI data centers, creating 1,000 jobs in North Carolina. Source: CNBC. Tango, Revolution Medicines report breakthrough pancreatic cancer results: Tango Therapeutics (TNGX) soared after announcing its combination with Revolution Medicines' (RVMD) drug resulted in a 92% objective response rate in pancreatic cancer, supporting plans for a Phase 3 trial. Source: BioSpace. AI stocks rebound, led by Nvidia and SK Hynix collaboration: Nvidia (NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang confirmed the company’s new Vera CPU will utilize SK Hynix memory in an expanded partnership, reflecting continued AI infrastructure demand. Source: Fortune. Amazon expands U.S. manufacturing in optical fiber: Amazon’s (AMZN) agreement with Corning (GLW) will not only supply critical data center infrastructure but also expand workforce development initiatives in North Carolina. Source: Amazon. Global airlines face profit squeeze as fuel costs surge: U.S. airlines spent $6.5 billion on jet fuel in April, up 78% year over year, with the International Air Transport Association sharply lowering the 2026 global profit forecast amid high oil prices stemming from Middle East tensions. Source: AP News. U.S. Steel highlights economic impact at Mon Valley Works: United States Steel Corp (X) released a new economic impact study for its Mon Valley Works, emphasizing the facility's importance to local economic development amid ongoing sector consolidation. Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. GLP-1 pill competition intensifies ahead of Medicare coverage: Novo Nordisk (NVO) and Eli Lilly (LLY) both reported rising prescription volumes for their oral GLP-1 weight loss drugs ahead of broader Medicare coverage starting July 1, increasing competition in the rapidly growing obesity treatment market. Source: CNBC. Zealand Pharma drug setback lifts market leaders: Zealand Pharma (ZEAL.CO) shares tumbled after its phase 3 weight loss drug study showed a high drop-out rate due to side effects, highlighting continued dominance in the obesity market for Eli Lilly (LLY) and Novo Nordisk (NVO). Source: Yahoo Finance. Italy’s oldest bank bid sparks consolidation hopes: Intesa Sanpaolo (ISP-IT) made an unsolicited $35.3 billion offer for Monte dei Paschi di Siena (BAMI-IT), escalating a bidding war with Banco BPM (MPI0-DE) for control of Europe's oldest bank. Source: CNBC. Crypto sector rebounds as Strategy adds to bitcoin holdings: Strategy (MSTR) bought 1,550 bitcoin worth $101 million after last week's selloff, helping bitcoin climb back above $63,000. Source: CoinDesk. Sam Bankman-Fried seeks Trump pardon: FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried, serving 25 years for fraud, has formally requested a presidential pardon from U.S. President Trump, though the White House declined to comment and Trump previously indicated no intent to pardon. Source: CNN. OPEC+ maintains gradual oil output increases as prices cool: Oil prices briefly jumped over 5% after renewed Iran-Israel hostilities but settled higher by 1%, as OPEC+ stuck to modest quota hikes and Iran signaled an end to strikes against Israel for now. Source: CNBC. AI factory partnership: NVIDIA and LG Group: NVIDIA (NVDA) and LG Group are partnering to build a large-scale AI factory to advance physical AI, autonomous driving, and AI infrastructure, reflecting rising demand for next-generation AI solutions. Source: NVIDIA Blog. Airlines struggle with new engine reliability: Major carriers report that new, more fuel-efficient aircraft engines from manufacturers such as General Electric (GE), Pratt & Whitney (RTX), and Rolls-Royce (BA) are facing reliability challenges, increasing maintenance costs and offsetting expected fuel savings. Source: CNBC. Market eyes inflation as households grow more pessimistic: Consumer sentiment declined to its lowest point since early 2023, with nearly half of U.S. households now reporting they are worse off financially than a year ago, as inflation expectations rise ahead of upcoming CPI data. Source: CNBC. SpaceX IPO draws mixed investment sentiment: As SpaceX (SPCX) prepares for its record-setting IPO, market professionals offer differing views on whether to invest at debut, citing both historic opportunities and high volatility risks. Source: Business Insider. Trump explores U.S. sovereign stake in AI firms: The Trump administration is in discussions with OpenAI and other leading AI companies about a possible government equity stake, aiming to ensure public benefits from AI growth and establish a sovereign wealth fund. Source: CNBC. Marvell rallies on S&P 500 inclusion: Marvell Technology (MRVL) jumped after being selected for S&P 500 membership, but analysis indicates most index inclusion gains typically accrue prior to formal entry, with performance often trailing afterward. Source: Yahoo Finance. McDonald's worker hospitalized after assault: A McDonald’s employee suffered severe burns after a coworker allegedly threw hot oil on him at a California restaurant; the suspect is in custody and faces multiple felony charges. Source: NBC News. Sponsored  Emmy-winning analyst releases his next big story Whitney Tilson shocked the nation on 60 Minutes when he accused a major company of poisoning its customers. The investigation won an Emmy and the stock fell nearly 80%. (He also called the housing crisis and the collapse of Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers). Now, he's releasing his next big story. He says a dangerous pattern is forming, and most Americans have no idea how exposed they really are. For the full presentation, go here. Upcoming Earnings JM Smucker Co (SJM) will report tomorrow before market open. Analysts estimate EPS 2.53 and revenue 2,259.85 million. SailPoint Inc (SAIL) will report tomorrow before market open. Analysts estimate EPS -0.09 and revenue 276.02 million. Vail Resorts Inc (MTN) will report today after close. Analysts estimate EPS 9.20 and revenue 1,213.04 million. United Natural Foods Inc (UNFI) will report tomorrow before market open. Analysts estimate EPS 0.54 and revenue 7,803.30 million. Mission Produce Inc (AVO) will report today after close. Analysts estimate EPS 0.03 and revenue 256.30 million. View more earnings calendar at the Earnings Calendar & Reports page Upcoming Dividends Assurant Inc (AIZ) goes ex-dividend today for $0.88 (yield 1.32%). Stanley Black & Decker Inc (SWK) goes ex-dividend today for $0.83 (yield 4.22%). Steris PLC (STE) goes ex-dividend today for $0.63 (yield 1.18%). First American Financial Corp (FAF) goes ex-dividend today for $0.55 (yield 3.31%). Kontoor Brands Inc (KTB) goes ex-dividend today for $0.53 (yield 2.90%). View more dividends calendar at the Financial Calendars page Notable Insider Transactions Saverone 2014 Ltd (SVRE) — Visionwave Holdings, Inc., a Director, reported buying 1,710,302,400 shares at $4.00 ($6,841.21M total) today. Quantinuum Inc (QNT) — -, a Director, reported buying 250,000 shares at $60.00 ($15.00M total) today. Innio NV (INIO) — -, a 10% Owner, reported selling 103,500,000 shares at $25.99 ($2,689.97M total) Jun 05. Diamondback Energy Inc (FANG) — Sgf Fang Holdings, Lp, a 10% Owner, reported selling 10,000,000 shares at $204.25 ($2,042.50M total) Jun 05. BrightSpring Health Services Inc (BTSG) — Kkr Group Partnership L.p., a 10% Owner, reported selling 14,669,771 shares at $58.45 ($857.45M total) Jun 05. View more insider trading activity at the Insider Trading page Stock Ratings Broadcom (AVGO) was upgraded by Wall Street Zen from "hold" to "buy". View more stock ratings at the Analyst Ratings page Trending Discussions foxtrotfoxtrotlima69: It's too bad that Cathie doesn't know that no one want nvidias AI slop. She should have stuck with AMD. nanonerd: " The gap between today's FSD (which still requires driver attention) and unsupervised autonomy is not incremental. It's a chasm." - How do you say it… View more discussions at the Discussions page GuruFocus Stock Analysis Sprouts' New Stores Still Justify a Growth Premium by enovinson Is Dynatrace the Right Observability Bet in the Age of AI? by Renato Neves, CFA

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Moreno Valley's Household Incomes Have Doubled — and Retailers Are Taking Notice

34,000 jobs created and restaurants outperforming national averages by 25%.

View email in your browser Retail Insight is a sponsored video series produced by Shopping Center Business, capturing insights from leading retail real estate firms at ICSC Las Vegas 2026. What's Driving Retail Demand in Moreno Valley When local restaurants are outperforming their national chain averages by as much as 25 percent, retailers tend to pay attention.    In this Retail Insight interview from ICSC Las Vegas, reporter Nellie Day sits down with Melissa McClain, economic development manager for the City of Moreno Valley, to explore what's driving one of Southern California's most compelling — and still underleveraged — retail markets. With 215,000 residents and 2.4 million people within a 20-mile trade radius, the city has quietly built the consumer base retailers look for. Average household incomes have roughly doubled over the past decade to more than $121,000 annually, fueled by more than 34,000 jobs created in the last 12 years and a growing roster of Fortune 500 employers.   Major projects in the pipeline include a new town center, a 40,000-square-foot immersive museum at the Moreno Valley Mall, and the World Logistics Center — a master-planned industrial community projected to bring 20,000 permanent jobs at full build-out. Taken together, they point to momentum that's far from finished.   Watch the video to hear McClain make the case for why Moreno Valley may be the most underrated retail opportunity left in Southern California — and what the city is doing to make sure developers and retailers can move quickly once they see it. Watch the interview About Moreno Valley Moreno Valley in Southern California is home to 215,000, with 2.4 million people in a 20-mile radius. Centrally located in the growing Inland Empire, Moreno Valley occupies the junction of I-215 and SR-60 (with 56.2 million trips per year). Moreno Valley's 40-plus shopping destinations and average household income of more than $121,000 supports tenants like Costco, SuperTarget, Home Depot, Lowe's, Macy's, Burlington, Ulta, Floor & Decor and Sprouts. Restaurants include Texas Roadhouse, Raising Cane’s, 85 Degree Bakery, Portillo's, BJ's Brewhouse, Habit Burger and Dutch Bros., with sales often exceeding 25 percent above the national chain average. Hotels include Residence Inn, Holiday Inn Express, Fairfield Inn, Ayres, Tru by Hilton and Woodspring Suites with Hilton Garden Inn and Home2 Suites in development. Forward to a Colleague Retail Insight by Shopping Center Business is a special publication of France Media Inc., published in conjunction with industry partners who sponsor video content. This series features video interviews recorded at ICSC Las Vegas 2026. To participate in future Retail Insight series, contact Scott France at 404-832-8262 x108 or scott@francemediainc.com or Ryan Nixon at 404-849-5424 or ryan@francemediainc.com. This email was sent to mcre13@gmail.com. You are receiving this email because you are a subscriber of a France Media publication. If you do not wish to receive Retail Insight emails, please unsubscribe. Manage Subscriptions    |    Unsubscribe    |    Privacy Policy    |    Forward to a Friend

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Stasi....much like Go Topeka

During the Cold War, a Stasi officer was an official employee of the Ministerium für Staatssicherheit (Ministry for State Security), East Germany's notorious secret police and intelligence agency. Often referred to as the "Shield and Sword of the Party," they were responsible for domestic political surveillance, suppressing dissent, and foreign espionage. [1, 2, 3]  

Working for the Stasi meant operating as an agent of mass surveillance and control, deeply feared by the East German populace. Key aspects of their role and the organization included: 

• Massive Scale: At its height, the agency employed over 91,000 regular, full-time officers and utilized a staggering network of up to 189,000 "unofficial collaborators" (inoffizielle Mitarbeiter, or IMs) who spied on their friends, family, and neighbors. 

• Intrusive Tactics: Officers utilized hidden microphones, wiretaps, mail interception, and clandestine photography to document the minute details of citizens' daily lives. 

• Political Repression: They were tasked with preemptively neutralizing any potential threat to the Communist regime, which frequently involved psychological warfare, arbitrary arrests, and interrogations. [1, 3, 7, 8]  

To learn more about the institutional history and the grim methods used by the agency, you can explore the Stasi Definition on Britannica, or read the detailed overview of Stasi Operations via Wikipedia. For a historical look into their terrifying reach, check out History Hit's feature on The Most Terrifying Secret Police in History. [1, 4, 9]  

If you'd like to dive deeper, let me know: 

• Would you like to learn about their specific foreign espionage methods against the West? 

• Are you interested in what happened to these officers after the fall of the Berlin Wall and German reunification? [10, 11]  

Let me know how you'd like to narrow down the topic. 

AI responses may include mistakes.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stasi

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80NXkYSEw5s

[3] https://www.ebsco.com/research-starters/history/stasi

[4] https://www.britannica.com/topic/Stasi

[5] https://www.instagram.com/p/DYOJ1iqRjFH/

[6] https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2015/03/lessons-from-the-stasi/

[7] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQ2n49TIGjs

[8] https://study.com/academy/lesson/stasi-origins-personnel-operations.html

[9] https://www.historyhit.com/the-stasi-the-most-terrifying-secret-police-in-history/

[10] https://www.dw.com/en/the-east-german-secret-police-and-the-berlin-wall/a-58837881

[11] https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/l1mqye/what_happened_to_stasi_and_its_high_ranking/

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