The US markets started the week mixed as another session on Wall St was buoyed by investor fears of the Fed raising interest rates in the very near future. Zynga skyrocketed 41% on Monday after the video game maker received a takeover offer from Grand Theft Auto maker Take-Two Interactive for a cash-and-stock deal worth 12.7 billion US dollars. A spotlight on Lululemon as the athletic apparel giant fell almost 2% yesterday after announcing fourth-quarter earnings and sales will likely come in at the lower end of estimates due to staff shortages and reduced store opening hours related to the omicron variant of COVID-19. Tesla has added chill and assertive self-driving modes to its automated driver assistance feature, allowing the driver to choose whether the self-driving Tesla will drive closer to other cars and change lanes more frequently or drive more relaxed.
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