I'm John Ford.

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I'm Deirdrebello with Carl Kintania and John Fort.

Today, another volatile session for AMC as the company sells more shares and warns investors.

They may lose everything. Then Twitter launches

its new subscription service, what's included in Twitter Blue, and what isn't. And later, Endeavor

CEO Ari Emanuel, as the company reports its first earnings since going public. John?

Yeah, also this hour, thinking outside the boxes as Dropbox joins Box in

feeling outside activist pressure. And later, we discuss Apple's return to work plan and whether 30

years ago, Apple might have been a meme stock. And take two gets an upgrade. Plus, we're also

watching growth tech names like C3 AI, Splunk, DoorDash, MongoDB, all having a rough start today with the NASDAQ

underperforming the rest of the market once again in what has been a busy morning for tech. Carl?

Yeah, although Dow has erased a 200-point decline earlier today, John. We're going to start with AMC. As Dee said,

another volatile session with the stock now down after an initial pop. Back to 45. The pre-market high

was 77, announcing it'll sell about 11.5 million shares in an 8K, warning investors about the

dangers saying, quote, be prepared to incur the risk of losing all or a substantial

part of your investment. Short sellers have dropped about $5 million on this trade in just a day,

although many are still in it. Nearly 18% of available shares are sold short, according to

S3 partners. Interesting, a lot of investors may be an AMC without even knowing it, as it along with GameStop, John, are the two biggest holdings in the Russell 2000.

I actually loved your, on the other hand, this morning, because the way they're interacting with investors in this retail constituency is double-edged.

It certainly is. I mean, people should understand that companies are

talking and saying what they're saying for the company's interest, not necessarily for the

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