Wall Street took investors on a roller coaster ride this week, with a post-election rally giving way to a sharp sell-off fueled by fresh concerns about the artificial intelligence boom.
The Nasdaq plunged 5.5 percent Thursday, its worst single-day drop in 19 months, while the S&P 500 fell 4.3 percent, as investors reassessed the outlook for AI spending and the potential impact of Democrats taking control of Congress.
So how did Rhode Island’s publicly traded companies stack up?
Hasbro
Nov. 5, 2026: $119.54 | Nov. 6, 2025: $76.61
⬆️ 56 percent
Market cap: $16.72 billion
*Hasbro is in the process of leaving Rhode Island.
Textron
Nov. 5, 2026: $85.23 | Nov. 6, 2025: $80.43
⬆️ 6 percent
Market cap: $14.44 billion
CVS Health
Nov. 5, 2026: $81.33 | Nov. 6, 2025: $78.66
⬆️ 3 percent
Market cap: $104.02 billion
Citizens Bank
Nov. 5, 2026: $63.83 | Nov. 6, 2025: $50.90
⬆️ 25 percent
Market cap: $26.76 billion
United Natural Foods
Nov. 5, 2026: $46.01 | Nov. 6, 2025: $37.26
⬆️ 24 percent
Market cap: $2.78 billion
Washington Trust
Nov. 5, 2026: $38.67 | Nov. 6, 2025: $27.62
⬆️ 40 percent
Market cap: $737.86 million
Bally’s
Nov. 5, 2026: $12.62 | Nov. 6, 2025: $17.12
⬇️ 26 percent
Market cap: $636.93 million
Pangaea Logistics Solutions
Nov. 5, 2026: $7.37 | Nov. 6, 2025: $4.93
⬆️ 49 percent
Market cap: $482.54 million
KVH Industries
Nov. 5, 2026: $6.04 | Nov. 6, 2025: $5.64
⬆️ 7 percent
Market cap: $109.57 million
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