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President Trump: The failing New York Times, one of the worst newspapers in the world, losing subscriptions every hour.

Mizuho Bank: Raised its target price on Intel (INTC.O) to $124 from $100.

Voss, Director General of the European Aluminum Association: The EU measures are expected to help keep more aluminum scrap in Europe in the coming weeks.

British Defense Secretary Healey: A meeting of 40 defense ministers will be held today to gain support for the British-led shipping security operation in the Strait of Hormuz and announce Britain's military contribution.

A spokesman for the European Commission said the EU and Sweden had sent a letter to the Taliban to discuss a possible meeting in Brussels.

British Defense Secretary Healey: Full attention must be paid to economic and security challenges.

British Defense Secretary Healey: People expect the government to lead the country, just as the Prime Minister does.

British Defense Secretary Healey: More instability is not in Britain’s interests.

Informed sources said that the British Prime Minister asked the cabinet not to discuss his future for now and asked cabinet members to go to see him one by one.

Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs: The Maldives Foreign Minister officially visited India.

Haina International: Raised the target price of NVIDIA (NVDA.O) from US$250 to US$275.

Netflix (NFLX.O): Invested more than $135 billion in movies and TV series over the past decade.

Amazon (AMZN.O): Amazon plans to expand its U.S. customer base to tens of millions by the end of the year.

Amazon (AMZN.O): Delivery fee is $3.99 for current members and $13.99 for non-members.

Amazon (AMZN.O): Launches 30-minute delivery service for thousands of groceries and daily necessities.

The NFIB small business confidence index in the United States in April was 95.9, expected to be 96.1, and the previous value was 95.8.

The European Aerospace and Defense Index continued its decline, latest falling 2.1%.

Australian Prime Minister Albanese: We will adjust tax incentives for property investors to ensure first-time homebuyers get a fair chance.

After the financial report was released, JD.com (JD.O) U.S. stocks rose short-term before the market opened, and are now up 3.5%.

The U.S. NFIB Small Business Confidence Index for April will be released in ten minutes.