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What stands out

Tesla shares fell after results that included the company’s first cash burn in two years and promises of more than $25 billion in capital spending to accelerate AI and factory expansion, a reminder that bold strategy costs money. Allegion, by contrast, jumped after raising full-year revenue and adjusted earnings guidance, the kind of upgrade markets reward quickly. The clip is a neat, daily lesson in investment trade-offs: high-risk reinvention that needs profitable execution versus steady, margin-driven industrials that deliver incremental upside.