Home Depot announced Tuesday that it will raise prices on select items in response to higher tariff costs, marking a shift from its earlier stance of holding back on discussing the impact of tariffs.

Amazon is taking one of its biggest steps yet in the grocery space, rolling out thousands of perishable grocery items to its Same-Day Delivery service. Customers in more than 1,000 cities and towns across the U.S. can now order fresh produce, dairy, meat, seafood, baked goods, and frozen foods delivered alongside millions of other items within hours. The company plans to expand this capability to over 2,300 cities by the end of 2025.

Dogecoin (DOGE), originally created in 2013 as a meme-based parody of Bitcoin, has experienced extreme price swings over the past decade. It debuted at about $0.0002, peaked at $0.74 in May 2021, and now trades around $0.21 a drop of more than 70% from its all-time high. While its explosive early gains may be difficult to repeat, some analysts believe the coin could realistically double in price to $0.40 over the next 12 months.

NFL Hall of Famer and former ESPN personality Shannon Sharpe is facing yet another legal firestorm this time to the tune of $20 million after a woman claims he and his podcast team falsely labeled her as a married woman whose husband filed for divorce following a flirty concert moment with R&B superstar Usher.

Former NBA All-Star Gilbert Arenas has been arrested in connection with an alleged illegal gambling ring centered around high-stakes poker games held at a mansion he owned in Encino, California. The arrest is part of a wider federal investigation involving multiple suspects and serious charges.

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Tesla (TSLA) rose off news that Samsung will produce Tesla's AI semiconductors in a new $16.5 billion pact. Elon Musk described the value of the deal as "just the bare minimum" and said the actual output is likely to be several times higher, with the AI6 component forming the foundation of Tesla's driving hardware suite. The contract win is seen as a signal of confidence for Samsung's upcoming fabrication technology and helps burnish its reputation as the strongest alternative to TSMC, according to Ryu Young-ho, an analyst at NH Investment & Securities Co. Others in the chip space benefitted off the news, including AMD - the number two gainer in the S&P today. - Nike (NKE) shares rose to their highest intraday level since March, after JPMorgan upgraded to the stock to overweight from neutral, citing the earnings impact of the sportswear maker’s five-pronged multi-year recovery plan. JPMorgan analyst Matthew Boss notes that the recovery path will equate to positive earnings-per-share growth in the high teens to 20% through to the 2030 full-year. The recovery plan includes global inventory alignment to sales growth, accelerating momentum within global wholesale order books and 2H 2026 anniversary of about $500 million of accelerated and incremental sales-related reserves. - Opendoor Technologies (OPEN) is postponing a shareholder vote on a reverse stock split after a recent run-up in the company's shares. The company had previously scheduled a special meeting due to a notification from Nasdaq that it could be delisted for failing to maintain a stock price of $1 or more. The recent volatility in the company's stock led the board to delay the vote on stock split proposals, according to a statement Monday. Opendoor was the most actively traded stock today, down 7.87% at the close.