整理：每日美股市场要闻速递（6月11日 周三）

Key Points - The U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) for May recorded a year-on-year rate of 2.4%, which is lower than the market expectation of 2.5% [1] Company News - Tesla plans to launch a trial operation of 10-20 autonomous vehicles this week, with plans to expand the fleet in the coming months [2] - Starbucks is set to promote its generative AI assistant developed in collaboration with Microsoft's Azure OpenAI platform in 35 stores this month [2] - General Motors announced a $4 billion investment in three U.S. assembly plants, planning to shift production of two key models back from Mexico to the U.S. [2] - Nintendo's new gaming console, Switch 2, sold over 3.5 million units within just four days of its launch, marking the highest sales record for a new console in eight years [2] - KeyBanc issued a downgrade rating for Zoom, setting a target price of $73, while Wells Fargo raised its target price for Zoom from $75 to $80, maintaining a hold rating [2] - Morgan Stanley indicated that Rolls-Royce's nuclear business is expected to reach a scale of £10 billion in the coming years [3] - Google has offered voluntary severance packages to employees across several departments, including knowledge and information, core engineering, and marketing, research, and public relations teams [3] - NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang announced the launch of CUDA-Q quantum acceleration applications on the Grace Blackwell 200 chip [3] - Lockheed Martin's stock fell pre-market after reports that the U.S. Air Force proposed to halve the procurement quantity of F-35 fighter jets in its request to Congress [3] - Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol stated the company plans to sell a portion of its stake in its China business, with several potential buyers expressing interest [3]