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1. Tesla obtains permit to operate ride-hail service in Arizona

   The Arizona Department of Transportation said Tesla obtained a "transportation network company" permit in the state.

2. CNBC Daily Open: The flow of money in AI appears one-way at this point

   Money from technology companies keeps flowing into their compatriots, while money from investors are leaving technology stocks.

3. Meta's big antitrust win, Salesforce's deal closure, and iPhone's popularity in China

   Every weekday, the Investing Club releases the Homestretch; an actionable afternoon update just in time for the last hour of trading.

4. Meta wins FTC antitrust trial that focused on WhatsApp, Instagram

   Meta has won its case against the Federal Trade Commission, seven months after the trial began.

5. Waymo says it will launch in more Texas and Florida cities in 2026

   Waymo on Tuesday added Houston, San Antonio and Orlando to the list of cities where it plans to launch its robotaxi service in 2026.

6. Ignore Wall Street’s ‘shameful’ double downgrade of Honeywell stock, Cramer says

   The Investing Club holds its "Morning Meeting" every weekday at 10:20 a.m. ET.

7. Microsoft unveils tool to help companies control, track AI agents

   Microsoft has helped companies build AI agents that can do specific kinds of work. Now it has a way to spot and stop risky agents.

8. Google announces Gemini 3 as battle with OpenAI intensifies

   Google says its latest suite of AI models will require users to do "less prompting" to get the desired results.

9. Anthropic valued in range of $350 billion following investment deal with Microsoft, Nvidia

   Microsoft announced new strategic partnerships with Nvidia and the AI startup Anthropic.

10. Zoox begins offering robotaxi rides in San Francisco, facing off with Waymo

    Riders can sign up to join the "Zoox Explorers" program to take free rides on the company's box-shaped vehicles in certain San Francisco neighborhoods.