The bell is bringing an end to the trading day at the NYSC, She-T-O, ringing the bell,

and at the NASDAQ, iron horse acquisition, doing the honor.

Welcome to closing bell overtime, live from Studio B at the NASDAQ market site.

I'm Mike Santoli.

Melissa Lee is off today.

Stocks closing higher as the Supreme Court strikes down the president's tariffs,

but President Trump announces

a new 10% global tariff in response. The Dow up more than 200 points on the day, the S&P 500,

up about two-thirds of a percent, the NASDAQ, up nearly 1%. All the major averages higher for the

week as well. Our team is covering every angle of the tariff decision.

Amon Jabbers was at the president's press conference.

Emily Wilkins is on Capitol Hill talking to lawmakers.

Steve Leesman tracking the economic impact.

But let's start with Christina Parks and Nevelas on today's market action.

That's somewhat of a choppy end to the week.

The Supreme Court, like you mentioned, struck down

most of Trump's tariffs, so the president fired back with potentially a new 10% global levy

under a different law. I bring that up because Amazon, for example, closed 2.5% higher.

Wed Bush estimates roughly 70% of its consumer goods actually come from China, so it has a lot

riding on tariff relief. Ad giants also closed higher. Julia just spoke about that, but snap up nearly 3%. Pinterest jumping 5%. Reddit, almost 3% of tariff relief, is expected to boost ad spend from direct-to-consumer brands. App Loving is the name I want to bring up because it was a big mover

on the NASDAQ. Oh, well, big. It was granted. It was up almost 2% closing a little bit lower than

two on reports. It's building a next-gen generation social networking platform. And then we got to

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