In a tumultuous week on Wall Street with uncertainty surrounding President Trump’s tariffs and labor market unease, investors are keeping a close eye on Rhode Island’s publicly traded companies. Comparing stock prices as of March 6, 2025, to the same date last year, we see varying performances among some key companies.
Textron saw a decrease of 18.99% with a market capitalization of $13.61 billion. CVS Health also experienced a decline of 12.22% with a market cap of $82.11 billion, while Hasbro saw an impressive increase of 23.7% with a market cap of $8.86 billion.
Citizens Bank showed a significant rise of 26.2% with a market cap of $18.67 billion, and Washington Trust was up 15.8% with a market cap of $585.03 million. United Natural Foods saw a substantial increase of 125.7% with a market cap of $1.64 billion.
Bally’s faced a decrease of 43.2% following a merger agreement approval, and AstroNova experienced a decline of 41.5%, with market caps of $998.98 million and $76.79 million respectively.
This analysis provides insight into how Rhode Island’s companies are faring amidst the current market challenges. For more updates on Rhode Island news and events, subscribe to Rhode Map, a free newsletter. For more information, contact Dan McGowan at dan.mcgowan@globe.com or follow him on Twitter @danmcgowan.
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