Ed Ludlow

In other cases, other potential bidders looking at certain assets.

And PayPal has been meeting with banks about this unsolicited interest.

We know this is a stock that's been under pressure, not just year to date, but over the last 12 months, down about 46% in that 12-month period.

Now we're up 7% in the session.

PayPal declined to comment.

We'll continue to track it.

Caro?

We will.

We'll also continue to track Bitcoin.

It touched $65,000.

In fact, went below it as tariff anxieties broaden out.

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Let's check in on these markets, which bounce off session lows on the day, but we're still down by 1.2% on the Nasdaq.

As I check, we've got about 28 names in the green, more than 70, 73 are in the red right now.

And another ugly day for software.

We'll get to that in a moment.