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: Okta’s stock falls after outage reports spike

Shares of Okta Inc. OKTA fell 0.8% in morning trading, to underperform the broader stock market, after the identity software company reported a relative spike in outages. The company’s “Downdetector” site showed that after having zero reports of outages around 8 a.m. Eastern, reports jumped to 89 a little after 9 a.m., with outage reports concentrated in the New York area. The stock’s selloff compares with the S&P 500’s SPX 0.5% decline and the Nasdaq Composite’s COMP 0.1% move lower.

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