Life in the Nasak, Market Side overlooking New York City's Times Square.

This is Fast Money.

I'm Melissa Lear.

Traders on the desk are Tim Storm or Seymour, R.C.

Lori Kalvasina, I'm back, I'm sorry.

Dan Nathan and Guy Dami, the Bulls are back,

baby stocks rallying to kick off the week.

So whatever happened to that bond market panic

of just a few days ago, we are digging in.

We're also keeping an eye on shares of Baidu. The Chinese Internet

giant soaring in the after hours after reporting earnings. We will have more on what is driving

this big surge and later the great American consumer being put to the test this week when we get a flood of

retail results. We'll break

down the key names you need to watch but we begin with a news alert on big

tech. Let's get straight to Simamody with all the details. Sima,

hi Melissa. Attorney Generals are reportedly moving forward with an antitrust probe on Big Tech that according to the Wall Street Journal we just have here Attorney General from Mississippi saying continue to be concerned with the aggregation of data in the hands of a few

and I'm always watchful of any monopoly as attorney generals we need to

evaluate and address specific conduct utilizing our existing antitrust and

consumer protection laws.

One way we are doing this is a multi-state working group called the tech

industry working group.

Melissa, we know big tech has been under fire under scrutiny

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