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Anthony Scaramucci has argued that his costliest habit in markets has been exiting positions too soon, and urged investors to stick with a simple plan: buy an S&P 500 index fund and hold it for decades. He has also pointed to his own missed Amazon call — where a $10,000 Amazon investment made that day could have grown to $16.5 million —t o show what patience can capture even after brutal drawdowns. In his late-night post on Friday, Scaramucci said his advice is to let the S&P 500's rules do the

Alphabet’s investment comes as tech firms increase spending on AI, cloud computing, and infrastructure amid intense industry competition.

Stocks were on course to open a touch lower on Monday, with investors seemingly reluctant to make any major moves ahead of a slew of Big Tech earnings and a Federal Reserve interest-rate decision. S&P 500 futures slipped 0.1% and contracts tied to the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 were flat. Both the S&P and the Nasdaq hit record closing highs at the end of last week, powered higher by Intel and other chip stocks.

In mid-April 2026, Reynolds Consumer Products expanded its portfolio with the launch of Reynolds Wrap Hearts Fun Foil and new Hefty Ultra Strong Fabuloso Peach trash bags, both now available nationwide through major retailers including Walmart, Target, Amazon, Dollar General, and select grocery chains. By pairing decorative foil with color- and scent-focused trash bags, Reynolds is pushing further into emotionally resonant, design-led household products that aim to differentiate its brands...

Amazon.com (NasdaqGS:AMZN) backed nuclear company X-Energy completes a major IPO raising about US$1b. The deal brings a new nuclear power player to public markets with Amazon as a key corporate supporter. The move links Amazon's capital deployment to nuclear energy, aimed at supporting power needs for AI driven data centers. Amazon runs a large e commerce operation, a global logistics network, and the Amazon Web Services cloud platform, all of which rely on substantial and reliable...

Dow Jones Futures: Tech Stocks, Oil Prices Rise Amid Iran News; Apple, Amazon, Google Lead Earnings

The stock market is at highs but results and spending for Apple, Amazon, Google and more will be key. Iran talks were called off.