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1. Tesla reports 358,000 first-quarter vehicle deliveries, down 14% from last quarter

   Tesla is coming off a year of declining deliveries due in part to increased competition from rivals in China offering lower-cost models.

2. Trump's address, SpaceX IPO, Sam's Club membership prices and more in Morning Squawk

   Here are five key things investors need to know to start the trading day.

3. Globalstar stock surges 15% on report Amazon is weighing an acquisition

   A deal with Globalstar could bolster Amazon Leo, the company's nascent internet-from-space service, which has about 200 satellites in orbit.

4. Franklin Templeton acquires digital assets investment firm in active crypto management push

   Franklin Templeton has agreed to buy 250 Digital, which will join the newly established unit Franklin Crypto, as the firm deepens its digital assets push.

5. SpaceX confidentially files for IPO, setting stage for record offering

   Elon Musk's SpaceX is reportedly targeting a valuation of around $1.75 trillion in its forthcoming IPO.

6. Intel shares jump 9% after buying back Ireland chip fab in sign of renewed strength

   The semiconductor company will now wholly own Fab 34 after spending $14.2 billion to repurchase the 49% stake it sold to Apollo Global Management two years ago.

7. Oracle layoffs will help cost savings, analysts say

   Oracle plans to cut thousands of jobs which will free up cash flow as the company aggressively invests in its AI data center buildout.

8. The stock market rebound, Nike's recovery questions, 'Project Hail Mary' and more in Morning Squawk

   Here are five key things investors need to know to start the trading day.

9. Five key questions Apple faces entering its second half-century

   As Apple turns 50, the iPhone maker faces questions about succession, its role in AI and whether it can maintain a premium brand.

10. Sen. Warren slams Trump administration for pressuring EU to relax tech regulations

    Sen. Warren said the Trump administration trade negotiations are focused on giving advantages to Trump's "tech billionaire friends."