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Here's your closing bell brief for Thursday, December 4th. I'm Danny Lewis for the Wall Street

Journal. U.S. stocks wavered between small gains and losses today, with the S&P 500 finishing

the session up just 0.1%. The Dow stayed about flat, losing less than a tenth of a percent,

and the NASDAQ gained 0.2%. In the bond market, the 10-year treasury yield rose to about 4.1%. Investors

digested new data showing weekly jobless claims hit a three-year low, alongside a separate report from

Challenger, Gray, and Christmas indicating a drop in planned corporate layoffs following a spike in

October, though year-to-date job cuts are at the highest

since 2020. Among individual companies, dollar general shares jumped 14%. The discount retailer

lifted its full year outlook after logging higher quarterly profit and sales. Kroger stock dropped

nearly 5%. The supermarket chain swung to a quarterly loss of $1.3 billion

as expenses rose. Shares of Salesforce gained almost 4%. The software company raised its full-year

guidance and told investors its artificial intelligence product is gaining traction.

And Snowflake shares tumbled more than 11% after the cloud software company reported slower revenue growth,

disappointing Wall Street's hopes for a stronger beat.

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