Dow Jones Top Company Headlines at 1 AM ET: Meta Tests AI Subscriptions and Rolls Out New Paid Plans for Facebook, Instagram | Amazon ...
Meta Tests AI Subscriptions and Rolls Out New Paid Plans for Facebook, Instagram
The company is seeking to supplement its advertising business as the costs of its AI buildout mount.
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Amazon Strikes $6 Billion Deal With Snowflake for Agentic Computing Chips
The cloud-storage company joins Apple and Meta as one of AWS's largest customers for CPU-based computing. Snowflake shares soared 35% after the closing bell.
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Australia Government Suing 3M Over 'Forever Chemicals'
The Australian government said it was seeking damages over contamination from chemicals in firefighting foams.
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One Million New-Car Buyers Are Gone and They're Not Coming Back Soon
GM, Ford and Toyota have said they are planning for U.S. new-car sales to stagnate or shrink this year, as prospective buyers stay on the sidelines of the new-car market.
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Trinseo Lenders Sue Angelo Gordon, Apollo, Oaktree Over Debt Deals
The chemical producer and creditors who support its restructuring plan said the prebankruptcy transactions helped improve the company's health.
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Marvell Technology's Revenue Soars, Profit Slims Down
The semiconductor company posted a smaller quarterly profit due in part to acquisition costs, but revenue jumped nearly 28% as its data-center business boomed.
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Salesforce First-Quarter Sales, Profit Rise Amid Agentforce Efforts
The enterprise software company recorded a profit of $2.11 billion as it pushes its artificial intelligence tools as a growth accelerator.
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Dell Technologies Gets $9.7 Billion Pentagon Contract
The agreement is meant to streamline and consolidate software acquisition across the Pentagon, intelligence community and Coast Guard.
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Google Employee Charged With Insider Trading on Polymarket
Federal prosecutors allege a software engineer made more than $1 million using nonpublic information to bet on who would be the most-searched people of 2025.
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HP Cuts Full-Year Outlook Despite Higher Second-Quarter Profit, Revenue
The printer and computer maker said it now expects a full-year profit between $2.15 and $2.45 a share. It was previously forecasting a range of $2.47 to $2.77 a share.
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Synopsys to Add Elliott Partner to Board
Chip-design software company added Jesse Cohn to its board of directors as part of an agreement with activist investor Elliott Investment Management.
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Jamie Dimon Says JPMorgan Could Spend $20 Billion on Deals
The bank has discussed asset-management and payments deal possibilities in recent years.
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Universal Music Shareholder Deals Blow to Bill Ackman's $65 Billion Bid
The chief executive of Bollore Group called on the record label to reject the bid from Pershing Square Capital.
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May 28, 2026 01:15 ET (05:15 GMT)
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