Here's your closing bell brief for Monday, April 28th. I'm Catherine Sullivan for the Wall Street Journal.

U.S. stocks finished lower today as technology shares pulled back. The NASDAQ led the decline with a drop of 0.9%.

The S&P 500 dropped half a percent, and the Dow dropped a tenth.

Artificial intelligence companies struggled following a report that OpenAI missed internal

revenue and user targets. In the energy market, oil prices climbed after a proposal to

reopen the Strait of Hormuz was met with skepticism. United States crude rose 3.7% to end near $100 a barrel.

Among individual companies, Oracle shares fell about 4% today. The drop followed the report of OpenAI's

missed targets. Oracle maintains a $300 billion data center deal with the startup.

Spotify shares tumbled 12% during the session.

The streaming service issued a subscriber growth forecast that missed analyst expectations.

Investors worry that a recent price increase may be deterring new customers.

Coca-Cola shares rose 4% after reporting its latest results. The beverage giant

beat expectations for both earnings and revenue. UPS shares dropped 4% in today's trading. The delivery

company reported lower profit and revenue for the first quarter. And Hilton Worldwide shares slipped 3%.

The hotel operator reported quarterly revenue that fell short of analyst estimates.

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