According to Odaily Planet Daily, citing market sources, GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen has been banned from eBay for promoting the company's $56 billion acquisition offer. Cohen had reportedly listed collectibles related to the offer on eBay, with some bids reaching thousands of dollars. GameStop had previously made an uninvited takeover bid for eBay, and despite its market capitalization being significantly lower than eBay's, the proposed acquisition has raised concerns among investors and analysts regarding its financing capabilities and high debt risk. eBay's board is expected to review the proposal this week, and the market is watching closely to see if Cohen will escalate his acquisition efforts further.

According to market sources, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is investigating a series of suspicious crude oil transactions involving approximately $2.6 billion that occurred before President Donald Trump's announcements. These transactions reportedly attracted regulatory attention due to their unusually precise timing, and the investigation focuses on whether insider trading or preemptive market manipulation based on policy information was involved. The DOJ has not yet released further details.

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According to Odaily, Anthropic's Claude has announced a partnership agreement with SpaceX to significantly increase its computing power and tighten restrictions on Claude Code and the Claude API. This includes doubling the 5-hour rate limit for Claude Code on Pro, Max, and Team subscription plans; removing rate throttling for Claude Code during peak hours on Pro and Max plans; and significantly increasing the rate limit for the Opus model API. Claude will also utilize all the computing resources of SpaceX's Colossus 1 data center, with an expected addition of over 300 megawatts of deployed capacity within a month.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that AI hyperscale cloud service providers have announced strong first-quarter results, but some of these companies benefited significantly from a rather unique item on their income statements: "Other Income." Alphabet recorded $37.7 billion in "Other Income" in the first three months of this year alone, accounting for more than half of its net profit during the same period. Microsoft recorded $942 million in Other Income in the first three months of this year, and this item has contributed a cumulative $7.2 billion over the past nine months. Oracle did not disclose any other income, while Meta recorded a loss of $1.1 billion. "Other Income" refers to the gains and losses resulting from changes in the valuation of these companies' large holdings in private companies (such as OpenAI and Anthropic). Alphabet is the largest investor in Anthropic, and Amazon is also one of its major investors. Goldman Sachs analysts wrote last week, "This quarter, hyperscale cloud vendors' profit growth was driven by an exceptionally large contribution from equity investments in private companies. Alphabet and Amazon recorded a combined $53 billion in 'other income' in the first quarter of 2026, accounting for nearly 60% of the two companies' profits for the quarter, and 34% of the total $155 billion in profits from the top five hyperscale cloud vendors this quarter. This is the highest percentage in at least the past decade." This again demonstrates that the AI technology industry has now formed an almost absurd interdependence. (Jinshi)