Dow Jones Today: Blue Chips Hold Near 49,700 as Hot CPI Hits Tech and Rate Bets
The Dow finished steady, but the action beneath the surface told a different story.
US Stock Market Today After the Close: Hot CPI and Oil Reset the AI Rally
Wall Street finally lost some altitude after its streak, but the break wasn’t total. The S&P 500 slipped 0.4% from Monday’s peak, while the Nasdaq composite shed 1.2% after its own record high. The Dow Jones Industrial Average managed a 73-point climb, up 0.2%, as tech and semiconductor stocks bore the brunt of the selling.
ZoomInfo Stock Sinks as AI Reset Turns a Q1 Beat Into a 2027 Growth Problem
ZoomInfo shares tumbled Tuesday, not because of lackluster results—the quarter itself came in fine—but investors zeroed in on the disappointing outlook.
Berkshire Hathaway Stock Rises Today as Inflation Makes Its Cash Hoard Matter Again
Berkshire Hathaway shares climbed Tuesday, as investors shifted their focus to cash—no longer a drag, but a source of income. In an inflationary environment that drove money out of pricey growth names and toward more durable balance sheets, cash suddenly looked like an asset worth holding.
Why Broadwind Stock Is Surging: Investors Reprice a Wind Exit Into a Power-Demand Story
Broadwind shares surged Tuesday, jumping roughly 70% to $3.46 after the company’s first-quarter numbers landed. The stock hit $3.47 at its peak, with more than 10 million shares changing hands. For a $80 million industrial player, this sort of action is anything but typical.
GitLab Layoffs Send Stock Lower as AI ‘Agentic Era’ Bet Tests Investor Patience
GitLab Inc. plans to trim staff and overhaul its worldwide business in a bid to redirect spending toward artificial-intelligence agents. Shares slid roughly 9.6% to $23.18 on the Nasdaq Tuesday afternoon after the announcement. The company left the exact number of job cuts undisclosed.
Flashscore Beats Broadcasters in Fastest Sports App Survey Before 2026 World Cup
Flashscore landed the top spot for fastest live sports results among fans in the UK, Italy, and Brazil, new commissioned research out Tuesday shows—handing the Prague-based live-score service a timely talking point just weeks before the 2026 FIFA World Cup. According to the survey, Flashscore outpaced national broadcasters’ own platforms in perceived speed across all three markets.
3D Systems Stock Jumps as Q1 Beat Puts Healthcare Turnaround Back in Focus
Shares of 3D Systems Corporation jumped Tuesday, climbing 28.3% to $3.22 after the company posted its first-quarter results. More than 18 million shares changed hands, a striking increase for the small-cap additive manufacturing player, which had been trading as if soft demand and slow turnaround were a foregone conclusion.
NuScale’s Selloff Is About More Than a Q1 Miss: Investors Want Contracts, Not Nuclear Optionality
NuScale Power shares took another hit Tuesday. Sellers kept pressing, and this didn't look like just a routine dip after earnings. The stock started at $12.90, lost its early rebound, and dropped as low as $11.49 before settling near $11.78. By the afternoon, volume had already reached about 28.7 million shares.
USBC Stock Spikes as a Thin Float Turns a Tokenized-Deposit Bet Into a Momentum Trade
USBC, Inc. shot up Tuesday, changing hands around $0.81 in recent action after starting out at $0.58. The stock touched $0.8824 earlier. Volume? More than 71.5 million shares—a massive surge for a stock that's typically much quieter.
PACS Group Stock Jumps as Raised EBITDA Outlook Cuts Through Regulatory Noise
PACS Group shares surged Tuesday, jumping to $39.30 in early afternoon trading in New York—a gain of $7.40, or 23.2%. After opening at $39.00, the stock hit $41.63 at its peak, and momentum held, with volume topping 2.1 million shares and prices well above the previous close.
Venture Global Stock Jumps as LNG Deals Push Scarcity Into 2026 Guidance
Venture Global jumped Tuesday, with investors responding to fresh catalysts: new cargo contracts, firmer pricing forecasts, and a 2026 earnings outlook that handily topped earlier estimates. Shares were last seen at $13.49, gaining $1.87 for the session after an intraday high of $13.54, with volume climbing past 26 million shares.
Under Armour’s Selloff Shows Investors Still Don’t Trust the Turnaround Math
Under Armour shares slid sharply Tuesday, with investors unimpressed by the latest turnaround update. UAA hovered around $4.87 by early afternoon, off 19.7%. The stock opened the day at $5.01 and earlier hit a session low of $4.81.
Terns Pharmaceuticals stock stops trading as Merck’s $53 cash deal takes over the chart
Terns Pharmaceuticals shares aren’t budging—not surprising, since the merger is done and Nasdaq trading is finished. The last quote for the stock came in at $52.95, just shy of Merck’s $53-per-share cash deal. With Terns now fully absorbed into Merck, its common stock has dropped off the Nasdaq Global Select Market and won’t trade again.
Apple Holds Up as Hot Inflation Hits Tech, With Investors Paying for iPhone Demand and AI Optionality
Apple Inc. shares managed to stay positive Tuesday, edging up roughly 0.4% to around $293.85 after an intraday peak at $294.86. Microsoft, Alphabet, and Nvidia each slipped in midday action. On a difficult session for tech, Apple’s resilience stood out.
Archer Aviation Stock Drops as FAA Progress Runs Into Cash-Burn Math
Shares of Archer Aviation dropped hard Tuesday, now changing hands at $6.11, down roughly 6.6%. Even with a positive regulatory update, investors zeroed in on the company’s still-sizeable capital requirements before it can convert flight trials into commercial operations. The price swung throughout the session—opening at $6.34, touching $6.66, and sliding toward $6.06.
Energy Vault’s Eskom Gravity Storage Deal Puts South Africa’s Coal Pivot on the Clock
Energy Vault Holdings Inc. and Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd. have inked a strategic development agreement aiming to install a gravity-based energy storage system at Eskom’s Hendrina Power Station. The project offers South Africa’s state-run utility a fresh shot at repurposing coal assets, as the nation pushes to stabilize its grid and tackle emissions.
RKLB Stock Pulls Back After Breakout as Neutron Demand Starts to Set the Price
Rocket Lab shares pulled back on Tuesday, giving back some ground after their sharp climb to new highs. The action didn’t point to a big shift in sentiment—buyers continued snapping up shares on weakness, even as some holders locked in gains after the post-earnings surge. Both sides stayed active, but the day’s drop looked more like a pause than a reversal in RKLB’s trajectory.
SoFi Stock Slips as Truist Puts the Lending-Platform Question Back in Front of Investors
SoFi Technologies lost ground on Tuesday, reversing some of Monday’s gains. The move followed a new target cut from Truist that grabbed investor attention, overshadowing SoFi’s latest acquisition headlines. Shares kicked off at $16.04, briefly reached $16.31, but then slipped to a session low of $15.63. By late morning, the stock hovered around $15.75.
Circle Stock Gives Back Its Earnings Pop as Arc Ambition Meets Rate Reality
Circle Internet Group shares slid by late morning Tuesday, erasing an earlier pop after earnings. CRCL was changing hands at $125.05 as of 11:49 a.m. EDT, off roughly 5.1% from where it ended Monday. The stock had climbed to $139.63 before dropping to $122.20. In short: a quick rally gave way as traders reassessed the revenue and interest rate numbers.
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