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Stocks fall to start the week as tech stocks drag down market, Nasdaq loses 2.5%

Stocks fall to start the week as tech stocks drag down market, Nasdaq loses 2.5%

Posted By: Editorial Teamon: May 10, 2021In: BUSINESS, ECONOMY, NEWSNo Comments

Technology shares led the broader market lower on Monday as investors dumped high-flying Big Tech stocks and bet on companies leveraged to a strong economic comeback. The Nasdaq Composite dropped 2.3% as Amazon and Apple lost more than 2% each. Facebook and Netflix both dropped over 3%. Tesla shed more than 6%. The Dow Jones […] Read more

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