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  1. AAPL +3.56%· via Yahoo

    Apple Inc Gains 3.56% on $1,999 Foldable Device Launch

    Apple Inc (AAPL) common stock rose 3.56% to $326.57 on volume 1.66 times its 20-day average. The company launched a foldable device priced at $1,999, positioning it 5.3% above Samsung's flagship foldable. The stock remains 84.7% of the way through its 52-week range.

  2. SBUX -0.82%· via Yahoo

    Starbucks CEO Niccol Advances Turnaround Plan With Store Improvements

    Starbucks Corp (SBUX) common stock declined 0.82% to $99.22, trading below its 50-day average by 5.00%. Chief Executive Brian Niccol outlined the next stage of the company's turnaround strategy, focusing on store upgrades and service execution. The stock sits 65.3% into its 52-week band, with the company having beaten earnings estimates by 26.06% in its most recent quarter.

  3. INTC -5.57%· via Yahoo

    Intel Corp Falls 5.57% Following Piper Sandler Commentary

    Intel Corp (INTC) common stock fell 5.57% to $100.32. Piper Sandler issued commentary to investors suggesting last year would have been a better entry point for the semiconductor company's shares. The stock has gained 333.99% over the past year.

  4. TSLA -1.16%· via Yahoo

    Tesla Shares Fall as Chinese Automotive Competition Intensifies

    Tesla Inc (TSLA) common stock fell 1.16% to $363.56 amid reports of heightened competitive and regulatory pressure from Chinese automakers expanding beyond electric vehicles. The stock has declined 7.87% over six months and trades 32.9% into its 52-week range of $297.38 to $498.83.

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