Stock Market Today: Dow Up As Trump Touts This Deal; Robinhood Plummets Below Key Benchmark (Live Coverage)
The Dow Jones and other major indexes rose. Palantir and Tesla were moving on the stock market today. A Trump move boosted some stocks.
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