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S&P 500, Nasdaq post record closing highs

Stocks surged as stronger-than-expected earnings results from companies across sectors boosted investor confidence.

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  These gaming laptops pack the latest Intel and NVIDIA hardware

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  Acer updates select laptops with the latest from Intel and NVIDIA

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Exclusive: Amazon shuffles thousands of workers in its quest to revamp delivery

Amazon moves its employees and resources in the U.S. fast to optimize its delivery strategy.

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  Facebook has quietly removed three bogus far-right networks in Spain ahead of Sunday's elections

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  Waymo picks Detroit factory to build self-driving cars

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Facebook's security woes will be in focus during earnings this week

Facebook is scheduled to report its Q1 2019 earnings on Wednesday, and the amount it's spending to improve network security could be a point of contention.

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  Bank investors face a 'conundrum' in an inverting yield curve

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  Philo cuts its most affordable TV streaming plan

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Dell unveils G-Series and Alienware laptops with NVIDIA's latest GPUs

Dell is taking advantage of the launch of new Intel 9th-generation CPUs and NVIDIA's latest GTX 16-series GPUs to refresh some of its gaming laptops. First up, it's introducing new G5 and G7 laptops today with GeForce GTX 1660 Ti and 1650 Max-Q GPUs, and will introduce RTX models with 9th-generation Intel CPUs starting in June. Those should be speedier than the current GTX 1050 Ti and 1060 models, and cheaper than the RTX-powered laptops. Both models will soon be available with four-zone RGB keyboards and 240 Hz 1080p or 4K OLED displays. Dell has yet to say how much any of these mid-range models will cost, but the current G5 15-inch gaming laptop with GTX 1050 Ti graphics starts at $900.

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  Google Maps helps you find open EV charging stations in real time

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  Razer's new Blade 15: OLED display, RTX graphics and 9th-gen Intel

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These under the radar problems may derail the stock market's impressive rally

Earnings season is in full swing on Wall Street. Here are two problems that suggest stock prices could come back down to Earth soon.