Apple, Twitter and Nike are the Yahoo Finance charts of the day.

Apple in the spotlight, Twitter under pressure, Nike moving up

May 4, 2018
Let's check out the Yahoo Finance charts of the day.
Apple (AAPL): Shares are up in early trade,  around 2.1%.  Billionaire investor Warren Buffett tells CNBC that he added 75 million shares of the tech giants stock to his portfolio.
Twitter (TWTR): Shares down here, around 2.0%.  The social networking service urged its users to change their passwords after a glitch in its internal computer caused some passwords to be readable.
Nike (NKE): Shares up, around 0.52%.  Last month Nike's toxic workplace culture was revealed and Wall Street Journal reports that CEO Mark Parker apologized to his employees at an all-staff meeting this week.
For more on today's big stock movers check out the Final Round, live at 3:55 p.m. ET, right here on Yahoo Finance.

Let&#39;s check out the Yahoo Finance charts of the day.

Apple (AAPL): Shares are up in early trade,  around 2.1%.  Billionaire investor Warren Buffett tells CNBC that he added 75 million shares of the tech giants stock to his portfolio.

Twitter (TWTR): Shares down here, around 2.0%.  The social networking service urged its users to change their passwords after a glitch in its internal computer caused some passwords to be readable.

Nike (NKE): Shares up, around 0.52%.  Last month Nike&#39;s toxic workplace culture was revealed and Wall Street Journal reports that CEO Mark Parker apologized to his employees at an all-staff meeting this week.

For more on today&#39;s big stock movers check out the Final Round, live at 3:55 p.m. ET, right here on Yahoo Finance.

Apple, Twitter and Nike are the Yahoo Finance Charts of the day.

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May 4, 2018
Unemployment is now at its lowest point since December of 2000. The April jobs report shows the unemployment rate fell to 3.9%. Yahoo Finance’s Alexis Christoforous, Rick Newman, and Lindsey Bell of CFRA break down the report.

Unemployment is now at its lowest point since December of 2000. The April jobs report shows the unemployment rate fell to 3.9%. Yahoo Finance’s Alexis Christoforous, Rick Newman, and Lindsey Bell of CFRA break down the report.