Jack Crivici-Kramer

Here's what else you need to know today.

First, NBA finals start this Wednesday.

Stanley Cup playoffs right after that.

We're actually working on a story about the Knicks right now.

But even before the first game, this is already the most expensive NBA finals in the history of maybe any sport ever, actually.

Get this at Madison Square Garden for game number three.

Which is the first game in the garden.

A pair of courtside tickets just sold for $279,804.

Almost 300 grand for one ticket?

That is $4,663 per expected minute of game time if they don't go into OT.

The richest city in the world gets to see its favorite team try to win their first title in 53 years.

For our second story, Dell had its best day on the stock market on Friday since ever.

We're talking, dude, you're getting a Dell.

Yeah, that Dell.

The stock jumped 32% Friday on a booming AI division, bringing the year-to-date stock gains to 292%.

The big winner, though?

The president, who bought between $1 and $5 million of Dell stock back in February.

Last week, Dell announced a $9.7 billion deal with the Pentagon that the president likely knew about.

Now, while not technically illegal, past presidents have not traded individual stocks because of the conflict of interest.

But this one does, and so do many members of Congress.