Well, that's the end of regulation. DuPont ringing the closing bell, the New York Stock Exchange.

Kestrel doing the owners at the NASDAQ. Another mixed day for stocks. The Dow losing 250 points,

give or take. Small gain for the S&P 500. The NASDAQ up nearly half a percent. Big gains for Nvidia and Amazon today.

Some deals in the AI space materialized. We've got more on that in a moment.

Those names giving a boost to the tech and consumer discretionary sectors. They're the best sectors

today. Materials and staples, among the worst groups, though. A big deal in the staple space,

Kimberly Clark buying Kenview for $49 billion. Kenview is the former J&J unit, which makes Tylenol. Even with today's gain,

it's still down 24% in three months. The street seeming to hate this deal for Kimberly Clark. As you

can see, that stocks down 14.5%. Also a bad day for crypto. Bitcoin down 3%, ether losing 8%

as we continue to see a little bit of an unwind in the cryptocurrency trade.

That is a scorecard on Wall Street, but winter stay late. Welcome to closing bell overtime.

I'm John Ford, alongside Morgan Brennan.

Ahead, the big earnings report we are watching is Palantir, expected in just moments.

That stock has been a high flyer this year, up 170% fifth best in the S&P 500.

Could be a big mover here in overtime.

The options market is pricing in a 9% move.

And other big names are expected to hear from this hour.

Corvo, Diamondback Energy, Clorox,

Clorox hitting its lowest level in more than 10 years today.

And in the absence of government reports, with the shutdown going on, other economic data is more important. Coming up, we'll talk to the head of the ISM Manufacturing PMI Committee about what those numbers are telling us about the economy right now.

But first, we begin with big moves for big tech as AI-related spending continues to drive this segment

of the market. It's like another deal, another day, another deal, I guess I should say.

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