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Dow Jones Today: S&P 500, Nasdaq Set to Open Higher as Tech Stocks Rebound; Dow Futures Slide as UnitedHealth Plunges
Stock futures are pointing to a mixed open for major U.S. indexes on Thursday as the market looks to rebound from yesterday's sell-off amid lingering concerns about tariffs and the outlook for the economy.
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The Dow's Thursday tumble, explainedJacque Schrag/Axios The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 527 points on Thursday, despite the fact that 20 of its 30 components actually rose in price. The culprit: UnitedHealth Group, whose $131 fall ...
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