Elon Musk plans to quintuple Twitter's revenue to $26.4 billion by 2028.  Goodyear tire had a decent quarter even with supply chain issues.  Union workers talked to the White House last week even though Starbucks was not invited to the meeting.  Finally, the US government looks to get a bill passed to help the US compete more in the chip space.

Semcorp to invest $916 million to make EV battery components in Ohio though a time frame of when it will happen is yet to be disclosed.  U.S. weekly jobless claims rise.  There are jobs out there but employers are having a hard time filling the roles.  Boeing is moving their headquarters from Chicago to Arlington, Virginia.  Boeing seems to be taking a step in the right direction for making this move.  Finally, U.S Senate is trying to pass a bill to be able to sue OPEC while at the same time Warren Buffett continues to buy more Chevron and Occidental while EOG doubled its profits.  The oil markets are going crazy it seems like these days.  

EV firm Atlis plans to have an upcoming IPO sometime this summer.  The EV truck maker believes that they can match the towing and payload capabilities of diesel-powered vehicles.  A reformer from Shareholder Commons believes that Twitter should have a "public benefit" structure.  This would allow not only shareholders to benefit from the platform but also stakeholders as well.  There was a trade deficit reported in March while at the same time, Biden is touting that he will reduce the budget by 1.5 trillion dollars.  Even though it has nothing to do with any of the policies that he has enacted.  Finally, the Federal Reserve has raised interest rates by a half-point and there are talks that they will start reducing the balance sheet at the start of June.   

Activist investors are looking to get Western Digital to split the company into two.  Dairy Queen is looking to add 600 new locations in China soon while at the same time looking to expand into India.  DiDi is being probed by the U.S. exchange after they had their IPO last year.  The company will likely be taken out of the New York stock exchange.  Mexico is looking to work with Argentina, Chile and Bolivia in order to build a lithium association.  This could create a new power when it comes to the mining of lithium.  

Elon Musk is looking to not put as much money into buying Twitter.  From reports, he is also not looking to get into more debt to buy out the company.  It might be that he doesn't want to sell a lot of Tesla because that would cause the stock price to fall.  Fertilizer and corn are making move in the market.  Is Wall Street overreacting or will there be a problem in those areas?  Manufacturing hits activity slowest in more than 1-1/2 years as workers quit.  The White House passes a bill to allow companies to manufacture EV batteries in the United States.  Finally, Warren Buffett buys 9.5% of Activision into his portfolio.  Warren said in his shareholder's meeting that he personally bought into the company along with management within Berkshire Hathway.  

U.S. consumers shrug off high inflation.  Consumers tap into savings in order to survive high inflation.  Panama is poised to start accepting 8 Crypto in their country, should the bill pass.  Elon has sold Tesla shares, it is believed that it's part of his funding to buy out Twitter.  At the same time, Elon has ideas on how to make money for Twitter and it seems like he might be replacing the CEO of Twitter.  Finally, Disney's executive Geoff Morrell will be stepping down from his position after only being in the position for 3 months.  It seems like Disney is going to have a lot of headwinds coming their way soon.  How will Disney survive?  

Central Africa has announced to the world that it has decided to adopt Bitcoin.  Even though it's one of the poorest countries the country plans to adopt the currency.  U.S Economy shrinks in the first quarter.  Trade and inventories apparently mask underlying strength.  Starbucks continues to have union votes at its stores.  The union situation seems to have investors staying away from the company.  Finally, Apple reported earnings and did really well.  However, the stock still went down in after hours.  There are a few concerns that could determine Apple's third-quarter situation.

Republic Service is about to meet with regulators to see if they are given the ok to buy out U.S Ecology.  If the deal goes through, shareholders would then have to approve the deal but it would mean one less competitor in the Waste Management industry.  Wine Industry is facing supply chain issues.  Though it seems like the only concern might be imports to Russia since there are sanctions on the country.  U.S auto sales to fall in April on tight inventories and rising rates.  Finally, Facebook has made Wall Street happy with its results.  The metaverse is still being questioned by Wall Street but I believe once they understand the metaverse they will be on board with it.    

Shipments of gold surged to the U.S in the month of March.  It seems like investors are getting more worried about uncertainty in the world due to how the market has been this year so far.  A company called Leveljump recently bought a bigger stake in Real Time Medical.  Leveljump is a telehealth company while Real Time Medical is a teleradiology company.  Will this become a new trend in the making?  U.S home sales dive while the prices increase for housing.  Finally, Boeing shares plunge on a string of setbacks for the company.  One of these setbacks has to deal with the production of the 777X.  

United Health Care has reached an agreement to sell Change Healthcare's claims business for $2.2 billion.  This move will most likely increase the chances of the merger closing soon.  Coca-Cola is in a battle with inflation even after reporting decent numbers.  The company has decided to start using refillable glass bottles to fight against inflation.  Oil dropped again in fears of Shanghai lockdowns as they might be expanding to Beijing.  Finally, Elon Musk has finally bought Twitter.  Even though Elon has bought Twitter the real winner of the deal is potentially Morgan Stanley.