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TikTok has become a major driver of brick-and-mortar stores’ success.

Some are lowering prices, while others are using the money to offset costs.

The Trump administration recently agreed to allow Amazon’s driverless taxi company, Zoox, to start charging for rides.

UPS eliminated “approximately two million pieces per day of lower-quality Amazon volume,” said CEO Carol Tomé.

Some investors are already diversifying away from the biggest names in tech.

Nvidia became the latest tech giant to sell bonds on Monday, offering up $25 billion. Others — Amazon and Alphabet, notably — have also gone to the bond market in recent months.

Spending on AI infrastructure is consuming almost all of the revenue Big Tech firms are bringing in.

Amazon Now is only available for certain items, and in certain metro areas, including Seattle, Philadelphia, Atlanta and Dallas-Fort Worth, but the company says it will soon be available in dozens of cities.

Meta, Google, Microsoft and Amazon report tomorrow. Apple reports on Thursday. These companies are so large that their earning reports can swing the stock market in either direction.

This time, FedEx is working with another company to complete the fast deliveries consumers are getting used to.