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Nasdaq Plummets Over 600 Points Amid AI Investment Concerns

The major averages were sharply lower, with the Nasdaq down over 600 points, as downbeat outlooks from tech giants Amazon and Intel extend a wider sector selloff amid investor concerns over AI investments. Oil prices remain another source of concern, with the commodity rising 2% as shipping risks intensify in the Strait of Hormuz. Reports of tanker attacks and mines in the region stoked worries about prolonged supply disruptions, keeping energy costs elevated and adding to inflationary pressures. Bitcoin also fell below $70,000 following a reported $6.36B security incident involving Binance, weighing on cryptocurrency-related equities.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Amazonreported lower-than-expected Q3 results and Q4 revenue guidanceIntelreported upbeat Q3 results but provided a worse-than-expected outlook for Q4Crypto exchange Binance suspended withdrawals after crypto hackers stole $6.3B from the companyChevronreported upbeat Q3 earnings and revenue, while Exxon Mobilreported better-than-expected Q3 earnings as wellStarbucksreported mixed Q4 results and provided an upbeat outlook for FY272. WALL STREET CALLS:Inteldowngraded at BofA, Roth Capital and Seaport Research after earningsRivianupgraded to Buy at Jefferies after 30% pullbackFirst Solardowngraded to Hold from Buy at GLJ ResearchWedbush upgraded DoorDashOutperform on consolidation playOppenheimer downgrades Redditto Perform on business model change3. AROUND THE WEB:Meta'sInstagram is offering select creators $50,000 to $500,000 to post long-form videos on its new Features platform as it competes with YouTubefor creator content, Business Insider reportsNvidiais in talks to provide Nscale with billions of dollars in credit guarantees for debt to develop a 460MW data center that Anthropicplans to use, The Information saysZillowis set to pay $212.5M in cash to settle a class action lawsuit accusing the company of misleading shareholders about its Zillow Offers home-flipping venture, Reuters reportsFoxconnis working on a collaboration with OpenAI, Reuters saysSpotifyplans to launch a new AI-powered services to allow users to create their own remixes and covers of songs starting early 2027, FT reports4. MOVERS:OneSpangains after reporting Q3 results and raising its outlook for FY26Grid Dynamicsincreases after reporting Q3 results and providing guidance for Q4FMCand CareDxhigher after reporting quarterly resultsAlphateclower after reporting Q3 results and cutting its guidance for FY26Arbor Realtyand Robloxfall after reporting quarterly results5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:AbbViereported Q3 results, with CEO Robert Michael commenting the company "continues to deliver outstanding results"nVentreported Q3 results, provided its outlook for Q4, and raised its guidance for FY26Piper Sandlerreported Q3 results, with EPS and revenue missing consensusCNreported Q3 results and backed its outlook for FY26Dominionreported Q3 results, with EPS beating consensusINDEXES:Near midday, the Dow was down 376.47, or 0.72%, to 51,966.09, the Nasdaq was down 656.96, or 2.51%, to 25,527.77, and the S&P 500 was down 120.71, or 1.56%, to 7,599.68.

Trump Considers Tariff Relief for Automakers

Catch up on the top industries and stocks that were impacted, or were predicted to be impacted, by the comments, actions and policies of President Donald Trump with this daily recap compiled by The Fly.TARIFF RELIEF:The Trump administration is considering tariff relief for automakers that expand U.S. manufacturing, amid discussions to encourage Audito build a $4B assembly plant in Georgia, The Wall Street Journal's Sharon Terlep, Gavin Bade, and Owen Tucker-Smith. The proposed program is likely to require companies to commit to starting factory construction before the end of next year to qualify, according to the report. Publicly traded companies in the space include Ford, General Motors, Honda, Lucid Group, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, Rivian, Stellantis, Tesla, Toyotaand Volkswagen.PUSH BACK:In recent months, Metaand Googlehave taken steps to push back against the overbroad demands from the Department of Homeland Security for information as well as delaying responses to some requests, Emily Glazer, Georgia Wells, and Hannah Critchfield of The Wall Street Journal, citing current and former employees, executives, and advisers familiar with the matter. This comes ahead of the midterm elections, as Democrats push to regain power and board members try to insulate their firms from potential future Democratic-led investigations while placating the Trump administration, sources added.CHEESECAKE FACTORY:Days after former President Barack Obama mocked President Donald Trump for making the White House appear "like Saddam Hussein opened a Cheesecake Factory," financial disclosures seen by Theshow that Trump purchased between $35,007 and $175,00 worth of shares in Cheesecake Factorylast year.