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Shares of Alphabet and Tesla are lower before the bell after the companies reported quarterly results on one of the sector's first key earnings days this season.
Tesla significantly missed Wall Street's earnings per share estimates for the second quarter.
Shares of IBM, which cratered last week following an earnings warning, are also lower this morning after weaker-than-expected results for the quarter, according to the latest reporting on the story.
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Amazon is laying off more workers, this time in its generative artificial intelligence unit, in a development tied to the same story.
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Tesla is "installing the first-generation lines for Optimus," and will "start production soon," the company said in its earnings presentation.
Tesla misses on earnings, as free cash flow turns negative and margins slide, according to the latest reporting on the story.
