Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Monday.

Joint Base Charleston in South Carolina appealed to the public for information in its bid to “locate an F-35 that was involved in a mishap” on Sunday afternoon.

The $71 million requested would respond to the most urgent needs of 250,000 people targeted out of the 884,000 people estimated to be in need, the UN says.

Pine-Sol maker Clorox said on Monday its first-quarter results could see a “material impact” from a cybersecurity attack last month.

PayPal still has material headwinds to contend with despite a fresh start with the former Intuit CEO.

Tesla’s earnings could be hit further from weaker margins as the company continues to push for higher production, according to Goldman Sachs.

The immediate and mutually agreed departure of Naspers and Prosus CEO Bob van Dijk underscores a complicated few years.

This food delivery stock could delivery as much as 30% upside from abating food inflation and a stronger market share, according to Mizuho.

Klaviyo said in a filing nearly 19.2 million shares would be sold in the IPO, priced between $27 and $29 each. Its earlier range was between $25 and $27.

Micron could see renewed strength in a key line of random access memory chips, according to Deutsche Bank.