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The market before the open, Congress trade disclosures and the week ahead.

  1. After the Bell: Casey's Jumps, Fair Isaac and Stanley Black & Decker Slide

    No S&P 500 companies reported after today's close, but Casey's General Stores, Fair Isaac, Stanley Black & Decker and Align Technology posted the biggest after-hours moves.

    After the bell

  2. S&P 500 Slips 0.53% as Dow Drops 1.23%; Energy and Tech Buck the Selloff

    The S&P 500 fell 0.53% and the Dow lost 1.23% Friday as telecom and consumer names dragged, while energy and cybersecurity stocks rallied.

    Market close

  3. S&P 500 Falls 1.2%, Nasdaq Sinks 2.6% as Tech Earnings Disappoint

    The S&P 500 dropped 1.22% and the Nasdaq slid 2.6% Thursday as tech names sold off, while the Dow eked out a small gain.

    Market close

  4. Sen. John Boozman Discloses 17 Trades, Including Micron and Cisco

    New filings show Sen. John Boozman disclosed 17 stock trades, split between 10 purchases and 7 sales.

    Congress trade disclosures

  5. After the Bell: Deckers, Bloom Energy, Western Digital Slip on Earnings

    Seven S&P 500 companies reported after Thursday's close, led by after-hours declines in Deckers, Bloom Energy and Western Digital despite earnings beats.

    After the bell

  6. IBM tops Q3 estimates on both lines, but shares slip after hours

    IBM beat Q3 EPS and revenue estimates, yet the stock fell in after-hours trading against the prior close.

    Company earnings

  7. Texas Instruments beats on EPS and revenue, shares edge up after hours

    Texas Instruments topped Wall Street estimates for the third quarter, and the stock ticked higher in after-hours trading.

    Company earnings

  8. Rep. Laurel Lee Discloses Nokia Purchase and Bank of America Sale

    New filings show Rep. Laurel Lee disclosed a Nokia purchase and a Bank of America sale, filed October 21, 2026.

    Congress trade disclosures

  9. S&P 500, Dow and Nasdaq Close Higher as Tech Leads Wednesday Rally

    The S&P 500 rose 0.59%, the Dow 0.69% and the Nasdaq led with a 1.05% gain Wednesday, as technology stocks paced the advance.

    Market close

  10. Thermo Fisher Scientific tops Q3 estimates, but shares slide premarket

    Thermo Fisher beat EPS and revenue estimates for Q3, yet the stock fell before the open on October 21, 2026.

    Company earnings

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