The provided news articles do not include definitive information, numerical or otherwise, on the Dow, S&P, or Nasdaq. They also do not explicitly mention the day’s main gainers and losers in stock.
Instead, they focus on news about various companies. Notably:
1. Tesla: Sold $430 million worth of Megapacks to xAI, accounting for 3.4% of Tesla’s energy business revenue. However, Tesla’s automotive revenue dropped by 10%, leading to a roughly 3% drop in total sales for the year.
2. York Space Systems: Began trading publicly, opening at $38 per share and achieving a valuation of $4.75 billion.
3. Apple: Acquired Israeli AI startup Q.ai. The purchase price was not disclosed.
4. LightPath Technologies: Received a buy rating from Canaccord Genuity due to its development of optical components and infrared imaging systems using U.S. and European resources.
5. Honeywell: Shares climbed after a strong Q4 2025, with adjusted earnings per share growing 16.7%.
The other articles discussed apartment rent decreases, criminal activities involving a man posing as an FBI agent, and the Senate panel passing a crypto CFTC regulation bill.
Sources:
Man posed as FBI agent to get Luigi Mangione out of jail: court filing
Tesla sold $430 million worth of its Megapack backup batteries to Musk’s xAI in 2025
York Space starts trading at $38 per share as CEO touts ‘Golden Dome’ potential
Apartment rents just dropped to the lowest level in 4 years
Apple acquires Israeli startup Q.ai
Russia and China control a key metal for military use. This company is helping the U.S. find a solution
Honeywell’s business and stock are looking good — Cramer has this advice for investors
Senate panel passes crypto CFTC regulation bill
Powell’s press conference, Big Tech earnings, U.S. dollar volatility and more in Morning Squawk
Cramer says Microsoft’s post-earnings dive could soon turn into a chance to buy