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Dow Adds 1,104 Points Even as Nvidia Sinks: Stock Market TodayMost stocks rallied to start the week, but Nvidia shares sank over an investigation into the AI bellwether's CEO.
By Karee Venema
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Nasdaq Adds 264 Points in Tech Rebound: Stock Market TodaySeveral beaten-down tech stocks bounced on Friday, but it wasn't enough to erase weekly losses.
By Karee Venema
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Nasdaq Plunges 1,421 Points in Massive Tech Rout: Stock Market TodayWall Street suffered a brutal sell-off in tech stocks Thursday as high valuations and a potential slowdown in the data center buildout worried investors.
By Karee Venema
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Dow Rallies 1,569 Points on Midterm Relief: Stock Market TodayStocks of just about all sectors and sizes rose in the wake of a "blue wave" that resolved midterm election uncertainty. But AI and oil are still big variables.
By David Dittman
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Nasdaq Bounces as Chips Lead AI Revival: Stock Market TodayNvidia, the leader of the AI revolution, was among the top Dow Jones stocks on midterm Election Day. But the blue chip index was in the red at the closing bell.
By David Dittman
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Dow Rises Amid More Selling for AI Stocks: Stock Market TodayAll three main equity indexes were up before the weight of a mostly risk-off mood for the AI trade dragged the Nasdaq Composite and the S&P 500 into the red.
By David Dittman
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Nasdaq Falls Another 747 Points as Intel Is Way Outside: Stock Market TodayEarnings reports from companies laying the foundation for the AI revolution continued to drive risk-off price action into the Halloween weekend.
By David Dittman
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Nasdaq Drops 365 Points on Big Alphabet Miss: Stock Market TodayEconomic data and earnings reports drove Thursday's price action, with sharp drops for a pair of blue chips dragging the broader stock market lower.
By Karee Venema
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Stocks Rise Despite Inflation and War Talk: Stock Market TodayThe main equity indexes were up and down, along with volatile oil prices and bond yields, as the Fed acted as markets expected.
By David Dittman
