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NYSE:GDDY 21 February 2026 - 25 February 2026

Dow Jones today: DJIA rises 300 points with Nvidia earnings in the crosshairs

Dow Jones today: DJIA rises 300 points with Nvidia earnings in the crosshairs

The Dow rose 307.8 points to 49,482.3 in early afternoon trading Wednesday. Investors awaited Nvidia’s quarterly report, with options markets pricing a 5.6% post-earnings move, the smallest in three years. IBM climbed over 4%, while Axon Enterprise jumped on strong earnings. GoDaddy and Lowe’s fell after weak forecasts.
25 February 2026
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Salesforce stock (CRM) steadies, but Wall Street trims targets again ahead of Feb. 25 results

Salesforce stock (CRM) steadies, but Wall Street trims targets again ahead of Feb. 25 results

Salesforce closed Friday at $185.16, down about 3% from Tuesday after a volatile week. Citi and BMO cut price targets, citing slow adoption of Salesforce’s AI “agent” tools. GoDaddy announced an integration with Salesforce’s MuleSoft unit, highlighting security for automated agents. Investors are watching next week’s earnings for signs of stronger AI-driven growth.
21 February 2026
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Stock Market Today

  • NTSB Hearing Examines Ford's BlueCruise Safety Amid Fatal Crashes
    March 15, 2026, 10:31 AM EDT. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) plans a hearing on Ford Motor's BlueCruise hands-free driving system following two fatal crashes involving its partial automation mode, intensifying scrutiny on Ford's advanced driver assistance system (ADAS). This regulatory probe comes as Ford's stock (NYSE:F) shows mixed returns, with a 26.1% gain over one year but declines in recent months and year-to-date. The hearing will assess system use, driver monitoring, and communication about limitations, potentially leading to software changes or stricter oversight. Investors should watch for impacts on Ford's liability risk, brand trust, and ADAS ambitions amid wider challenges like recalls and EV investments. Outcomes will influence Ford's position in the competitive automation landscape alongside Tesla and GM.
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