Tuesday's Final Takeaways: AMZN Weak February & MU Manufacturing Capacity

Warner Brothers Discovery and Netflix Merger - Warner Brothers Discovery (WBD) has set a shareholder vote date for March 20th regarding its proposed merger with Netflix, and has begun mailing its definitive proxy statement [1] - Netflix has granted WBD a limited 7-day waiver to negotiate with rival bidder Paramount Sky Dance, which has proposed a potentially higher per share offer but has not yet submitted binding terms [2] - WBD's board continues to support the Netflix deal, labeling it as the superior and more certain option, while urging shareholders to reject any proposal from Paramount Sky [2] Amazon's Stock Performance - Amazon's stock has experienced a significant decline, dropping nearly 20% over the past 10 trading days, which has resulted in a loss of approximately $450 billion in market value [4] - Despite a slight recovery, Amazon's shares are still down 12% over the past 52 weeks, reflecting ongoing investor concerns regarding its $200 billion AI and infrastructure spending plan [3][4] Micron's Manufacturing Capacity - Micron is reportedly investing $200 billion to expand manufacturing capacity in Boise, Idaho, in response to a significant memory chip shortage that has affected various companies, including Apple and Qualcomm [5] Alibaba's AI Model - Alibaba has launched a new AI model that is said to be 3.5% cheaper and more efficient in processing workloads compared to its predecessor [6] Upcoming Earnings Reports - Analysts expect Carvana's revenue to grow nearly 50% year-over-year to $5.25 billion, with earnings projected at $116 per share [7][8] - Door Dash is anticipated to report revenue of $4 billion, reflecting a 40% year-over-year increase, with earnings per share expected at $1.29 [8]