Big Tech Stocks Down as Wall Street Hit Hard in Wake of Trump’s Tariffs

Four of the five major tech companies represented at President Trump’s inauguration have seen their share prices decline in 2025, including Tesla, which has taken a 30% hit

Mark Zuckerberg, Lauren Sanchez, Jeff Bezos and Sundar Pichai at President Trump's swearing-in ceremony.

If, after seeing a who’s who of Silicon Valley executives at President Trump’s inauguration in January, you believed it was going to be the Year of Big Tech, you’d be wrong — at least so far.

Instead, four of the five major tech companies represented at the inauguration — Amazon, Apple, Tesla and Alphabet, Google’s parent company — have seen their share prices take a noticeable hit to start 2025. Only Meta, who was represented by CEO Mark Zuckerberg, has seen its share price climb this year.

Here’s how those companies have performed on Wall Street since the start of the year, by mid-morning on Tuesday:

Meta: up 4.7%

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