Intel shares dropped $1.36, or 2.8%, closing Friday at $46.96 after earlier hitting a high of $50.15. The stock saw little movement in after-hours trading.
Shares of ServiceNow Inc dropped 2.94% on Friday, closing at $127.31 and extending their losing streak to four sessions. The enterprise software maker’s stock underperformed Salesforce, whereas Oracle and Synopsys saw gains. Trading volume surged well above its recent average.
GE Aerospace’s stock closed Friday up 1.62% at $325.12, capping a volatile week for the jet-engine maker. After-hours trading showed a modest gain of 0.19%, according to MarketWatch data.
Atlassian Corp shares fell 7.7% Friday, closing at $118.55 after trading between $129.46 and $118.08 during the session. The stock finished $9.90 below Thursday’s closing price.
JetBlue Airways Corp shares jumped 8.03% on Friday, closing at $5.38 following a 2.89% rise the previous day. Volume surged past recent levels while the broader market dipped and airline stocks showed mixed results.
AppLovin Corporation shares dropped 6.3% Friday, closing at $568.76. The stock swung between a high of $615.98 and a low of $560.05 during the session. Roughly 8.6 million shares traded hands.
Shares of GSK plc slipped 1.7% to 1,817 pence on Friday, lagging behind a flat FTSE 100 as volume spiked late in the session. The stock closed 11.7% below its 52-week peak of 2,058 pence reached on Dec. 19. Trading volume hit 12.6 million shares, well above the 50-day average of 8.2 million.
Sembcorp Industries Ltd shares closed Friday 2.34% higher at S$6.12, having swung between S$5.97 and S$6.12 during the session. Trading volume hit roughly 6.1 million shares.
The Coca-Cola Company’s shares closed Friday nearly unchanged, then dipped a bit in after-hours trading following a steeper drop the previous day. The stock finished at $70.44 and was last seen trading around $70.38 post-close.
Procter & Gamble shares finished Friday mostly flat as UBS stuck with its buy rating. The firm flagged that P&G might lower the upper range of its full-year organic revenue forecast when it releases earnings next week.
Shares of Home Depot ticked up, closing at $380.17 on Friday. The move came as investors pushed the retailer to reassess its deal with surveillance company Flock Safety and clarify how store data is collected and shared with law enforcement.
Caterpillar shares edged down on Friday, slipping about 0.1% to close at $646.89. Investors digested an upcoming earnings report and news of a top executive shuffle at the heavy equipment giant.
Shares of Merck & Co dipped 1.9% Friday, closing at $108.83 following a range of $108.49 to $111.19. The stock kicked off the session at $110.63 with roughly 14.9 million shares traded.
Eaton Corp plc shares rose 3.1%, closing at $343.75 on Friday, boosted by an HSBC upgrade that kept the stock active despite the U.S. market holiday. Trading ranged from $335.03 to $349.51.
Shares of Freeport-McMoRan Inc dropped 2.1%, closing Friday at $58.71 ahead of the long weekend. U.S. markets will remain closed Monday in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, with trading resuming Tuesday.
Boeing Co shares ended Friday mostly flat, with investors weighing a tentative labor deal for former Spirit AeroSystems employees alongside a handful of upcoming dates that might impact the stock. The day closed with Boeing down just 0.02%, at $247.68.
Reddit announced it will release its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 earnings after the market closes on Feb. 5. The report marks the next key moment for a stock that’s seen volatile swings amid changing sentiment around its advertising business.
Morgan Stanley shares dipped 1.1%, ending Friday at $189.09, despite the firm posting record annual revenue. CEO Ted Pick flagged “geopolitics are front and center” amid a “complicated” environment. During the session, shares fluctuated between $188.96 and $192.69.