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Shares of travel technology company Sabre (NASDAQ:SABR) jumped 21.1% in the morning session after the company agreed to sell its hospitality solutions business to TPG for $1.1 billion. The proceeds from the sale were expected to significantly bolster SABR's cash reserves, giving it more flexibility to invest in growth areas such as its airline IT services and travel marketplace platforms. Additionally, the transaction supported the company's efforts to achieve its target leverage ratio of 2.5x to 3.5x, which could improve its appeal to investors.

Shares of fuel cell technology Plug Power (NASDAQ:PLUG) jumped 39.2% in the morning session after the company locked in a new loan of up to $525 million, boosting its cash pile and providing more headroom to support operations and future growth plans. It also shared strong early sales for the first quarter of 2025, beating Wall Street's estimates. Q1 2025 revenue guidance was estimated at around $130 million to $134 million. 

The stock market started Monday off on the right foot, but declined as tariff risks become bigger for the market.

UPS stock is near five-year lows. Wells Fargo and Truist made bearish comments ahead of the earnings announcement Tuesday.

The stock is still down around 25% since the start of the year.

DoorDash stock analysts were mostly positive on the company's offer to acquire U.K.-focused food delivery firm Deliveroo.

The Atlantic published an in-depth interview with President Donald Trump on Monday, marking the first 100 days of his second term in the White House.

Tesla shares are trading lower by 3.75% during Monday's session. The stock is pulling back amid overall market weakness following last week's 24% gain, its best performance of 2025.

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Investors ditched worries, boosting ETFs like VanEck SMH (+13%) on chip stock rally, Virtus BBC (+7%) on biotech hope, Simplify TESL (+31%) on Musk's focus, Invesco SPHB (+11.5%) on risk appetite, iShares IBIT (+9.2%) on crypto optimism. Market sentiment received boost from easing US-China trade tensions and news of no Fed Chair firing. S&P 500 recovered 80% of its post-April 2 sell-off, but warning signs remain with slowing private sector growth, declining consumer sentiment, and rising inflation expectations. ServiceNow (+20%) and Northrop Grumman (-15%) had divergent earnings, while Tesla (+31%) surged on Musk's promise to focus on making EVs. This week's action will be crucial.

Amid trade war concerns, China is increasing imports of oil and liquefied natural gas ahead of potential sanctions, aiming to secure affordable oil supplies.

Stocks are mixed this afternoon, as Wall Street gears up for a packed week of earnings and economic data.

Alphabet's earnings report boosted Google stock and offered key insights into upcoming reports from Apple, Meta, Amazon and Microsoft.

Alphabet reported strong demand for cloud and AI solutions.

Verizon shares are trading marginally higher during Monday's session, following Friday's drop. The stock dropped last week in reaction to rival T-Mobile US earnings.