The stock market climbed to record highs this week, continuing a surprisingly strong run over the past year.
The Nasdaq is up 48 percent over the last year, and the S&P 500 is up 33 percent, a sign that the market’s momentum has been powered by a continued surge in tech and a willingness by investors to look past lingering economic concerns.
So how did Rhode Island’s publicly traded companies stack up?
Hasbro
April 16, 2026: $93.35
April 16, 2025: $51.88
⬆️ 80 percent
Market cap: $13.13 billion
*Hasbro is in the process of leaving Rhode Island.
Textron
April 16, 2026: $90.27
April 16, 2025: $65.98
⬆️ 39 percent
Market cap: $15.72 billion
CVS Health
April 16, 2026: $76.79
April 16, 2025: $68.55
⬆️ 12 percent
Market cap: $98.41 billion
Citizens Bank
April 16, 2026: $64.41
April 16, 2025: $35.46
⬆️ 81.6 percent
Market cap: $27.37 billion
United Natural Foods
April 16, 2026: $47
April 16, 2025: $24.23
⬆️ 94 percent
Market cap: $2.86 billion
Washington Trust
April 16, 2026: $35.24
April 16, 2025: $27.13
⬆️ 30 percent
Market cap: $671 million
Bally’s
April 16, 2026: $11.56
April 16, 2025: $16.26
⬇️ 29 percent
Market cap: $563.47 million
AstroNova
April 16, 2026: $12.88
April 16, 2025: $8.04
⬆️ 60 percent
Market cap: $98.38 million
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Dan McGowan can be reached at dan.mcgowan@globe.com. Follow him @danmcgowan.
