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Here's your closing bell brief for Thursday, April 23rd. I'm Catherine Sullivan for the Wall Street Journal.

U.S. stocks closed lower today as geopolitical tensions in a software sell-off weighed on the market.

The NASDAQ led the decline with a drop of 0.9%. The Dow and the S&P 500 both retreated 0.4%. Investors grew uneasy as oil prices rose over 3% on fears of escalating Middle East hostilities.

Among individual companies, Service Now shares plunged 18% today.

Investors focused on a cut to the cloud-based software company's projected operating margin despite

rising revenue. IBM stock slumped 8% after the company kept its revenue guidance the same.

This disappointment overshadowed a rise in profit during the first quarter. Tesla shares fell

nearly 4% following a big spending announcement by the

company. The Carmaker plans to invest $25 billion into capital expenditures this year.

Lockheed Martin shares fell 5% after the defense contractor reported a drop in profit. This decline

occurred even as demand for weapons caused sales

to edge higher. And Nestle shares jumped 6%. The maker of Kit Kat chocolate bars reported a drop in sales,

but said its real internal growth, or the volume of products sold, exceeded expectations.

It's a metric the new chief executive has prioritized in a company

turnaround. Heads up, an artificial intelligence tool helped us make this episode by creating

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