Stocks to Watch Recap: Apple, Palantir, Intel, Marriott -- WSJ

By WSJ Staff

Palantir (PLTR): The company, which makes data management and analysis software, said revenue surged 96% as businesses seek to more fully control their use of AI technology. The stock fell about 1.3% afterhours.

Apple (AAPL): The stock wavered in afterhours trading. The iPhone maker reported revenue growth that beat expecations, but Apple's high-margin services business continues to slow.

Nvidia (NVDA), SpaceX (SPCX): The shares of the AI bellwethers opened the week higher, then lost some momentum. Nvidia fell 1.2%, while SpaceX rose 1.2%. Intel (INTC) however fell further after last week's selloff. After suffering their worst day ever on Friday, the chip maker's shares fell another 8.8%.

Marriott (MAR): Quarterly revenue rose at the hotel company, as executives pointed to broad-based demand in the U.S. and Canada as well as improving travel trends since the second quarter in the Middle East. Shares rose 4.3%.

Fox (FOX): The media company's shares slipped 0.8%. Fox said the FIFA World Cup and a flurry of political ads delivered a boost to earnings, but Fox News's prime time viewership fell by 28% in October, compared with the prior-year period.

Kioxia (JP:285A): The Japanese memory-chip company's shares fell 16% after its quarterly profit missed analysts' expectations.

Alstom (FR:ALO): Shares plunged 26% after the French train maker cut guidance due to technical and production issues with some products.

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November 02, 2026 17:25 ET (22:25 GMT)