
Nasdaq Suffers Its Worst Day Since June: Is This a Market Correction?
The Nasdaq fell 2.6% on October 22 as chip stocks plunged and oil jumped. We look at the causes, the numbers and whether it qualifies as a correction.
Daily stock market news and earnings coverage: what moved the market, why individual stocks rose or fell, and what to watch next.

The Nasdaq fell 2.6% on October 22 as chip stocks plunged and oil jumped. We look at the causes, the numbers and whether it qualifies as a correction.

Brent reached $114 as Houthi attacks on Saudi targets revived supply fears. Citi, once bearish, now sees more upside risk. What is driving oil prices.

Oracle shares are down about 62% from their September 2025 record, cutting Larry Ellison's fortune by roughly $194 billion. What is behind the slide.

Musk targets weekly Starship flights in early 2027 and twice-weekly launches later in the year. We look at the milestones, the risks and the stock.

RingCentral beat Q3 2026 EPS estimates, raised its full-year outlook and cut debt to about $1 billion, sending the shares up about 15% after hours.

Bloom Energy beat Q3 2026 estimates and raised its outlook for a third time, yet the stock fell 8.7% and slipped further after hours. Here is why.

Tesla beat Q3 2026 EPS estimates and lifted margins, but lower auto and energy revenue and heavy AI spending left the stock down 3.1% on October 22.

Moderna fell 17.6% after positive Phase 3 melanoma vaccine data with Merck surfaced early, as a 557% year-to-date rally met sell-the-news selling.

IBM beat Q3 2026 estimates and lifted its free-cash-flow outlook, yet shares slid premarket before closing near flat. What drove the reaction.

Tesla beat Q3 2026 estimates and returned to positive free cash flow, but a 56% drop in operating income and slower Optimus and Robotaxi ramps pushed TSLA lower.
