^GSPC - S&P 500
| Previous Close | 2,736.27 |
| Open | 2,730.74 |
| Volume | 2,528,464,111 |
| Day's Range | 2,681.09 - 2,733.16 |
| 52 Week Range | 2,532.69 - 2,940.91 |
| Avg. Volume | 3,591,741,846 |
- Yahoo Finance•8 hours ago
CEOs are losing faith in the U.S. economy
CEO confidence in the economy for the next year is at its lowest level in 12 months, adding to a growing body of evidence and the market's negative trend is telling investors something bad about the economy.
- Yahoo Finance•11 hours ago
4 things to do during market corrections
When this correction is over, there will be tremendous opportunities.
Associated Press•28 minutes agoAsian stocks slide after Wall Street losses, Nissan arrest
BEIJING (AP) — Asian stocks slid Tuesday after tech losses dragged down Wall Street and Nissan's chairman was arrested on charges of financial misconduct.
Bloomberg•1 hour agoAsian Stocks Fall as U.S. Tech Sinks; Bonds Steady: Markets Wrap
Earlier, U.S. software developers and semiconductor manufacturers led the U.S. gauge lower Monday amid a myriad of concerns swirling around the tech sector. Japanese automakers were under pressure with Nissan Motor Co. tumbling after the arrest on misconduct allegations of the carmaker’s chairman, Carlos Ghosn. In the U.S. session, the Nasdaq 100 Index plunged more than 3 percent to the lowest since April.
- Financial Times•1 hour ago
[$$] Asia tech shares mirror US sell-off
Tuesday 05.50 GMT Asia-Pacific stocks were lower, with technology shares mirroring a sell-off on Wall Street due to concerns over slowing iPhone demand and the US-China trade war. Shares in Apple and semiconductor ...
- Investing.com•2 hours ago
Asian Stocks Fall After Wall Street Losses; Nissan Down 4% on Chairman’s Arrest
Investing.com - Asian stocks fell in morning trade on Tuesday after U.S. markets closed lower overnight. Nissan’s shares slumped over 4% following reports that its chairman Carlos Ghosn has been placed under arrest over financial misconduct.
- Financial Times•3 hours ago
[$$] Markets dragged lower by Apple and chipmakers
The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite closed down more than 3 per cent while the market benchmark S&P 500 fell 1.6 per cent, in a day of almost relentless selling that carried over into Asia trading on Tuesday, where chipmakers and Apple suppliers were hit hardest. Investors pointed the finger at tensions between the US and China at a fractious Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit over the weekend, as well as concerns that chipmakers could get caught up in the trade war. Fresh worries about disappointing sales for Apple’s iPhone and concerns that the latest controversy at Facebook could lead to more tech industry regulation added to the nervousness.
- Investing.com•5 hours ago
Agilent Technologies Earnings, Revenue beat in Q4
Investing.com - Agilent Technologies (NYSE:A) reported fourth quarter earnings that beat analysts' expectations on Monday and revenue that topped forecasts.
- Investing.com•5 hours ago
Intuit Earnings, Revenue beat in Q1
Investing.com - Intuit (NASDAQ:INTU) reported first quarter earnings that beat analysts' expectations on Monday and revenue that topped forecasts.
- Investing.com•7 hours ago
Stocks - Dow Drops Nearly 400 Points as Apple Leads Tech Rout
Investing.com – A rout in Apple and Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) Monday swept through tech, prompting a wave of selling across the broader market.
- Barrons.com•7 hours ago
The Dow Dove 396 Points Because the Carving Started Early
Apple and tech stocks caught the worst of it in the market rout. The Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled 1.6% to 25,017.44, while the Nasdaq plunged 3.0%, to 7028.48.
- Motley Fool•8 hours ago
What Happened in the Stock Market Today
Technology stocks led Wall Street lower, as Apple slid on jitters about iPhone sales and JD.com gave disappointing sales guidance.
- Motley Fool•8 hours ago
Confused by the Market Correction? Here's How to Profit From It
It's hard to understand stock price weakness when earnings look strong.
- Yahoo Finance Video•15 hours ago
Stocks slide as tech worries grow
Stocks are starting the day lower as tech worries grow. Yahoo Finance’s Seana Smith has more from the New York Stock Exchange.
