U.S. stocks finished mixed on Tuesday with the Dow Jones Industrial Average booking a new all-time closing high as investors digested strong third-quarter earnings from 3M and Coca-Cola. The Dow advanced 218.

3M stock moved up nearly 3% early, while Coca-Cola shares also jumped close to 3%. GE shares climbed 2%, as Halliburton stock rose 4%. Lockheed shares gained 1%, but Northrop stock dropped nearly 2%. Finally, Pulte shares sold off 2.5% in premarket trading.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a record on Tuesday as the floodgates opened for companies reporting how much profit they made during the summer. The Dow rose 218 points, or 0.5%, and topped its prior all-time high,

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Stock futures pointed slightly lower to begin a busy day of corporate news Tuesday, with several major companies set to report quarterly results.

Wall Street kicked off a new week in high gear as optimism rose that the 20-day shutdown of the federal government could soon draw to a close.

On Tuesday, Netflix and Texas Instruments are due. On Wednesday, Tesla and IBM will report, while Intel is scheduled for Thursday.

Global markets showed mixed performance on Tuesday as investors prepared for upcoming US inflation data and continued to assess third-quarter earnings. The S&am

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With the Dow Jones Industrial Average outpacing the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite, the blue-chip index just reached a new intraday high. The Dow's most recent intraday high was 47,049.64, set on Oct. 3,