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Sentinel 1 is on our biggest movers list. A multi-billion dollar refinery deal could be brewing in Indonesia,

and Tesla's drive-in diner brings fried chicken flicks and a full charge.

Sentinel 1 closed the day Monday, nearly 10% higher and is up 2% in pre-market action.

The jump is from speculation in a report from Israel's calculus that Palo Alto networks

may be in talks to acquire the cybersecurity firm. Globes also reported citing industry sources

about the speculation of a combination and said a deal for Sentinel One could be valued at about

$7 billion. Palo Alto and Sentinel 1 told Seeking Alpha

separately that the companies don't comment on rumors or speculation. PANW has a market cap of 131 billion

while Sentinel 1 is valued at $6 billion. Palo Alto gained 2% on Monday.

Indonesia's sovereign wealth fund is set to sign an $8 billion

engineering procurement and construction contract with KBR.

According to a Reuters report that site source is familiar with the matter,

the agreement pending formal announcement aims to build

17 modular oil refineries across Indonesia. The report says is also part of a trade agreement

with the U.S. that reduce proposed U.S. tariffs on Indonesian goods from 32 to 19%. The initiative aims to enhance Indonesia's capacity to process domestic

and imported crude oil, reducing vulnerability to global fuel price changes. And if you're in

L.A., why not? Tesla's diner and drive-in officially opened at 4.20 p.m. Monday in Hollywood, California.

The restaurant has 80 V4 Supercharger stalls and a drive-in movie theater,

with audio synced directly to a Tesla speaker.

The location also serves up a full menu by chef Eric Greenspan,

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