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CNBC timestamped quote pages Fri Nov 6: S&P 500 7,376.86 (+0.31%) at 4:37pm ET, Nasdaq Composite 24,579.425 (+1.09%) at 4:22pm ET, SOX 9,390.25 (+4.21%) at 4:36pm ET, and Dow 51,285.73 (-0.46%) at 4:20pm ET. Yahoo and AP likewise report an S&P/Nasdaq rebound with the Dow lower; Friday is a distinct session from Thursday's selloff. Yahoo says the S&P 500 still had its worst week since June; policy/AI-spend causality remains outlet attribution.

Reuters reports SoftBank Group shares ended down 10.8% Friday in Tokyo; the issuer identifies the listed instrument as stock code 9984 on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market. Reuters/Markit data says SoftBank's 5-year CDS spread reached as much as 466bp, widest since October 2022, and was 457.50bp at 0653 GMT. The GuruFocus/Yahoo version mislabels the yen-denominated Tokyo shares as SFTBY, so that ticker is excluded. Reasons remain Reuters-attributed AI-profitability/data-center concerns, not a verified SpaceX/loan-auction mechanism.

CNBC exchange-source post-close snapshots Thu Nov 5: S&P 500 7,353.73 (-4.36%) at 4:34pm ET, Nasdaq Composite 24,314.997 (-5.52%) and SOX 9,011.137 (-12.25%) at 4:48pm ET; Dow 51,523.06 (-3.44%) at 4:35pm ET. Earlier intraday reports had S&P down more than 3% and SOX about 11%; the unverified $2T/40-minute X claim remains excluded.

Google issuer blog says it is building its first Wyoming data center, a long-term $17B investment with Tallgrass Energy, Black Hills Energy, AEP and Related Digital. The project is contracted with AEP for a planned 702MW fuel-cell development with carbon capture and storage. This is planned spending, not realized demand/revenue or proof of selloff mispricing.

AST SpaceMobile issuer-distributed BusinessWire release says it will support STR, the prime contractor, under a U.S. Space Force contract for an additional phase of technology development to advance space-based sensing using commercially developed technologies. The release discloses no contract value, funded amount or schedule.

Tom's Hardware reports Rep. Yassamin Ansari called for a pause on advanced AI development, regulation of the industry and a ban on artificial superintelligence after the midterm sweep. This is a named politician's stated position, not introduced legislation or enacted policy.