According to CNBC, Cleveland-Cliffs shares gained more than 10% after the steelmaker reported third-quarter adjusted earnings of 28 cents per share, above FactSet’s 21-cent estimate. The results followed a threat last week by the Canadian government of legal action, including a potential forced sale of Canadian assets, over plans to lay off hundreds of workers at its Stelco operations. Intel rose nearly 4% after JPMorgan upgraded the chipmaker to neutral from underweight; analyst Harlan Sur said the turnaround would take years but that execution was solid and his confidence was growing. Datadog gained 3% after Bernstein upgraded the cloud monitoring company to outperform from market perform, with analyst Peter Weed citing AI tailwinds as a potential boost for the stock. Amazon rose more than 1% after Morgan Stanley named it a top pick and raised its price target. Analyst Brian Nowak pointed to accelerating Amazon Web Services growth, the potential of its Bedrock AI platform and robotics-driven efficiencies. Blue Owl Capital ticked up 1% after The Wall Street Journal reported late Friday, citing sources, that investment bankers had approached the alternative asset manager about a potential full or partial sale.