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August 2025 proprietary survey among real estate professionals. Here's your closing bell brief

for Tuesday, February 17th. I'm Catherine Sullivan for the Wall Street

Journal. U.S. stocks struggled for direction today as the major indexes wavered following a long

weekend. The NASDAQ initially fell 1% before reversing course to close up a 10th of a percent.

The Dow and the S&P also ended the day up about a tenth.

Investors are increasingly worried that many companies are overinvesting in artificial intelligence.

Among individual companies, Zim integrated shipping services surged 25%. The gains came after

Hapag Lloyd announced its buying its competitor for $4.2 billion.

Genuine parts shares fell 15% today. The owner of Napa Auto Parts reported a quarterly loss. It plans to separate its auto parts business from its industrial parts unit into two separate public companies.

General Mills shares dropped 7%.

The packaged food maker cut its annual sales and profit outlook due to shaky consumer sentiment.

Hyatt Hotel's shares rose 2.5%. The gain followed news that Thomas Pritzker is retiring as

executive chairman of the company, citing a desire to protect

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