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Stock Market 2 February 2026

Intuit stock price slips as QuickBooks taps Affirm for pay-over-time invoices

Intuit stock price slips as QuickBooks taps Affirm for pay-over-time invoices

Intuit shares dropped 1.5% to $491.57 in Monday afternoon trading following the announcement of a multi-year deal with Affirm to introduce “buy now, pay later” options within QuickBooks. This feature will allow customers to break payments into installments. The stock started the day at $500.99 and slid as low as $489.70. Meanwhile, Affirm’s shares climbed 3.2% to $62.23.
Dow Jones jumps 1% on a chip bounce as shutdown delays jobs report — what investors watch next

Dow Jones jumps 1% on a chip bounce as shutdown delays jobs report — what investors watch next

The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed about 1% in midday trading on Monday, lifted by a bounce in chip and other heavyweight shares after a bruising slide in precious metals. At 12:09 p.m. ET, the Dow was up 490.04 points, or 1%, at 49,382.51; the S&P 500 added 45.73 points, or 0.66%, to 6,984.82 and the Nasdaq Composite gained 175.21 points, or 0.75%, to 23,637.02. “We’re heading into a new week with plenty of catalysts in front of us,” said Art Hogan of B. Riley Wealth, as Sandisk jumped 16%, Western Digital rose 7.8% and Seagate Technology gained 5.8%.
TTM Technologies stock price jumps about 7% as ex-Army secretary joins board ahead of earnings

TTM Technologies stock price jumps about 7% as ex-Army secretary joins board ahead of earnings

Shares of TTM Technologies jumped roughly 7% on Monday after the printed circuit board maker announced the addition of former U.S. Army secretary Ryan D. McCarthy and aerospace veteran Daniel G. Korte to its board as independent directors. By 1:48 p.m. EST, the stock climbed 7.1% to $105.19, bouncing back from Friday’s close at $98.20. Throughout the session, the shares swung between $95.55 and $105.27. Board chair Rex Geveden expressed enthusiasm about bringing Dan and Ryan on board, while CEO Edwin Roks said he was “energized to lead TTM into the future.”