Nathan Hager

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is down four tenths percent.

The Nasdaq Composite is two tenths of one percent higher.

And the 10-year Treasury Yield is down about one and a half basis points at 4.15 percent.

Warner Brothers Discovery has rejected an amended takeover offer from Paramount Skydance.

It's encouraging shareholders to stick with the deal with Netflix, even after a personal guarantee of $40 billion from billionaire Larry Ellison for his son David's Paramount bid.

Right now, Warner Brothers Discovery shares are up a tenth percent.

Paramount Skydance is down four tenths of one percent.

NASA employees now have another incentive, a ride on one of Jared Isaacman's private jets.

The billionaire founder of Shift4Payments is currently NASA's newest administrator.

The space agency's press secretary posted on X that employees who do exceptional work will be eligible for flyovers and trips with Isaacman to celebrate America's 250th birthday.

There's no word on how this incentive would work or how employees' performance will be graded.

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There is the sound of the opening bell from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange with both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 entering today's session in record territory at the open.

The S&P 500 is little change to the upside, a gain of about another point.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is adding to its record gains, up two-tenths of 1% or about 100 points.

And the Nasdaq Composite opens, little change to swinging between gains and losses, I think we can say.