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The Dow Jones fell 0.67%, the S&P 500 index fell 0.77%, and the Nasdaq index fell 0.92%. The provided content only includes scattered market updates and other miscellaneous items, lacking a complete news article, which requires manual review.
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The Dow Jones fell 0.67%, the S&P 500 index fell 0.77%, and the Nasdaq fell 0.92%. BE fell 8.95%, Arm Holdings Plc fell 8.70%, DoorDash fell 7.74%, Qualcomm fell 7.17%, and Carvana Co fell 7.01%.

"Seven Sisters" sector: NVIDIA rose by 1.69%, Google fell by 0.56%, Apple fell by 0.78%, Microsoft fell by 1.35%, Amazon fell by 1.41%, Tesla fell by 3.94%, Meta Platforms fell by 4.79%.

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