内容摘要：“I see you Amanda! Come on up, Amanda,” Harrison bellowed from the cage.

“I see you Amanda! Come on up, Amanda,” Harrison bellowed from the cage.

The Nasdaq composite added 0.3% to 19,591.24.after reaching trade deals with countries around the world have helped the S&P 500 has

dropped roughly 20% from its record two months ago. It’s back above where it was when Trumpin April with his wide-ranging tariff announcement on what he called “Liberation Day.”Some of the market’s biggest moves came from the announcement of big buyout deals. Qualcomm rallied 4.1% after saying it agreed to buy Alphawave Semi in a deal valued at $2.4 billion. IonQ, meanwhile, rose 2.7% after the quantum computing and networking company said it agreed to purchase Oxford Ionics for nearly $1.08 billion.

On the losing side of Wall Street waswhich flipped from a big early gain to a loss of 3% after saying it would split into two companies. One will get Warner Bros. Television, HBO Max and other studio brands, while the other will hold onto CNN, TNT Sports and other entertainment, sports and news television brands around the world, along with some digital products.

Tesla recovered some of its sharp, recent drop. The electric vehicle company tumbled last week as

, and it rose 4.6% Monday after flipping between gains and losses earlier in the day.ATMORE, Ala. (AP) — A man convicted of beating a woman to death nearly 37 years ago is scheduled to be executed Tuesday in Alabama in what will be the nation’s sixth execution with nitrogen gas.

Gregory Hunt is scheduled to be put to death Tuesday night at a south Alabama prison. Hunt was convicted of killing Karen Lane, a woman he had been dating for about a month, according to court records.The Alabama execution is one of

in the United States. Executions are also scheduled in Florida and South Carolina. A judge in Oklahoma on Mondayfor an execution in that state, but the state attorney general is seeking to get it lifted.