The Dow dropped about 345 points and the Nasdaq plunged nearly 3% on Tuesday as the market turbulence continues.
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| -344.89 | | -211.74 | | -45.93 | 23,857.71 | | 7,008.81 | | 2,612.62 | -1.43% | | -2.93% | | -1.73% | YTD -3.49% | | YTD +1.53% | | YTD -2.28% | | | |
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Biggest Winners | General Electric Co | +4.27% | | PG&E Corp | +2.50% | | Duke Realty Corp | +2.40% | | Xcel Energy Inc | +2.20% | | Biggest Losers | NVIDIA Corp | -7.76% | | Adobe Systems Inc | -6.60% | | Netflix Inc | -6.14% | | Lam Research Corp | -5.74% | | | | | |
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Key Market Stats | Latest | Today's Change | | Oil | $64.66 | -0.89 / -1.36% | | Gold | $1,344.10 | -10.90 / -0.80% | | 10-yr | 2.79% | -0.06 / -2.00% | | Euro | $1.24 | -0.01 / -0.44% | | |
News: What you need to know about the markets | | | | Dow drops 345 points as tech stocks get crushed
| The Dow dropped about 345 points and the Nasdaq plunged nearly 3% on Tuesday as the market turbulence continues. Read more » | | Facebook has lost $80 billion in market value since its data scandal
| Facebook is down nearly 20% since news of the Cambridge Analytica data issues broke. The rest of the tech sector -- and Google and Twitter in particular -- has been hit hard too. Read more » | | Why GE could be a smart investment for Warren Buffett
| GE's demolished stock popped 5% on Tuesday -- on track for its best day in three years -- on chatter that Warren Buffett could make an investment in the embattled company he helped stabilize in 2008. Read more » | | Bitcoin plunges as social media cracks down on cryptocurrency ads
| Bitcoin briefly fell below $8,000 because of concerns that top social media companies are no longer running ads tied to cryptocurrencies. Read more » | | Wall Street bonuses soar 17% to an average of $184,200
| Despite cries of overregulation, Wall Street bankers are taking home near-record bonuses these days. Read more » | | The US needs to borrow almost $300 billion this week
| Uncle Sam needs to borrow a ton of money this week even as Washington engages in a trade spat with China, its biggest foreign creditor. Read more » | | | | | | | |
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