The number of job openings in the United States fell more than expected in April, according to the latest “Jolts” report from the Department of Labor.
Oil groups continued their declines in the wake of oil prices which lost further ground (WTI- 0.13% to $73.25 per barrel). Exxon Mobile dropped 1.56% to 112.67, Chevron 0.84% to 156.13 and Western Petroleum 1.12% to 59.89.
Meta fell 0.10% to 476.99 and Snap up 2.77% to 14.89, The Wall Street Journal reported that New York State plans to ban the use of algorithms by social media groups to expose children to content without consent. their parents.
Privacy group NOYB accused Microsoft (+0.62% to 416.07) of wanting to transfer responsibility for the processing of children’s data to schools even though they do not have the necessary expertise.
Sales of electric vehicles made in China by You’re here (-0.89% to 174.72) fell 6.6% year-on-year to 72,573 units in May, the second consecutive month of year-on-year decline, data from the sector federation, China Passenger Car, showed on Tuesday. Association (CPCA).
The board of directors of the genetic sequencing machine manufacturer Illumina (-1.27% to 102.06) approved the split of Grail, the group’s cancer screening test manufacturing division.
Gamestop fell 5.38% to 26.5 after gaining 21% on Monday thanks to a new publication by influencer Keith Gill, nicknamed “Roaring Kitty”, showing that he holds a position worth 116 M $ on the video game distributor.
Gitlab dropped 4.93% to 44.75, the coding software platform said it expects revenue for its 2th fiscal quarter of between $176 million and $177 million, compared to an LSEG forecast of $176.7 million.
The parent company of the Vans and The North Face brands, Vf Corp (-5.03% to 13.12), has appointed two new independent directors to its board of directors, under pressure from activist investor Engaged Capital, which wants a reshuffle of the board and a review of the group’s strategy , faced with a checkered demand.
Stanley Black & Decker fell 4.56% to 83.02 as Barclays lowered its recommendation to Online Weight from Overweight.
THE Dow Jones thus gained 0.36% to 38,711.29 points, the Nasdaq Composite 0.15% to 16,853.74 points and the S&P 500 0.15% to 5,291.34 points.
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