FYF, April 26-the financial news of the US stock market that investors need to focus on are as follows: 1. Us stock index futures rose collectively. So far, Dow futures are up 0.16%, S & P 500 index futures are up 0.24%, and NASDAQ 100 index futures are up 1.02%. 2. Most European stock markets fell, with Germany's DAX index down 0.69%, France's CAC index down 0.31% and the UK's FTSE index down 0.42%. 3. According to a JPMorgan Chase report, interest in artificial intelligence has created a market capitalization of $1.4 trillion, contributing more than half of the gains in US stocks this year. 4. The US consumer confidence index fell in April to its lowest level since July last year, and the index of consumer expectations for the next six months fell to 68.1, the lowest level since July last year. 5. Activision Blizzard US shares fell more than 10% before trading. The British Competition and Market Authority (CMA) said that Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard was blocked to protect innovation and choice in cloud games. 6. Netflix lost more than 1 million users in Spain in the first three months of this year, according to market research firm Kantar, suggesting that the streaming giant's crackdown on account sharing could be counterproductive. 7. Microsoft's Q3 revenue in fiscal 2023 rose 7% year-on-year to $52.9 billion, and net profit rose 9% year-on-year to $18.3 billion, both exceeding market expectations; smart cloud revenue, including Azure, increased 16% to $22.08 billion; and capital expenditure on Q4 artificial intelligence is expected to increase significantly. 8. AlphabetQ1 revenue rose 3 per cent year-on-year to $69.8 billion, while net profit fell 8 per cent to $15.05 billion; search revenue rose nearly 2 per cent from 3.6 per cent in the previous quarter; and advertising revenue fell 0.2 per cent for two consecutive quarters, but the decline was much lower than expected. 9. Boeing Q1 revenue rose 28% year-on-year to $17.921 billion, while the net loss narrowed sharply to $414 million from $1.219 billion a year earlier, but it was still worse than expected, with adjusted free cash flow of minus $786 million, better than the market's expected minus $1.86 billion. 10. Semel Fisher Q1 revenue fell 9 per cent year-on-year to $10.71 billion, while net profit fell 41.8 per cent year-on-year to $1.289 billion and worse than expected. 11. Westpac said deposits had stabilized, with total deposits rising by $1.1 billion to $28.2 billion as of March 31. Honda plans to launch four new electric vehicle models by 2026 and will work with TSMC on chip procurement; the company plans to increase its annual production of pure electric vehicles to more than 2 million by 2030. 13. Alibaba Ariyun announced the largest price reduction in history, with the price of core products cut by 15% to 50% across the board, and storage products by as much as 50%. 14. Since Baidu Wenxin started internal testing for a month, it has completed four technical version upgrades, and the reasoning cost of the large model has been reduced to 1/10. 15. Micron plans to invest $1 billion in India to build a packaging plant, which may soon be approved in India. Gap, a US clothing retailer, plans to cut more than 500 employees in an effort to cut costs and improve operational efficiency while trying to regain profitability. This round of layoffs will exceed the 500 layoffs announced by the company in September. GlaxoSmithKline's first-quarter revenue and earnings beat expectations. The data showed first-quarter revenue of about 7 billion pounds ($8.7 billion) and market expectations of 6.5 billion pounds, compared with adjusted earnings of 37p per share and market expectations of 33.2p.