Shares of Wetour Robotics Limited jumped 145.3% to $0.0736 on Friday as Nasdaq trading continued. By 3:02 p.m. EDT, trading volume totaled 1.38 billion shares.
Joby Aviation, Inc. slipped 1.9% to $7.11 on Friday while U.S. markets remained open. Shares stayed 2.5% higher than the previous Friday's closing level.
Shares of Plug Power declined 1.9% to $2.05 during afternoon trade. U.S. markets remained open. The drop came after a 10% jump on Thursday, which had snapped a six-day losing streak.
AT&T Inc. gained 0.7%, trading at $23.38 by midday Friday. U.S. cash markets were open at the time. The stock had dropped 5.9% over Wednesday and Thursday after the deal's closure on Tuesday.
Nasdaq markets were trading at the time of writing. Focus Universal Inc. advanced to $14.12 after introducing an automated platform for business documents. Shares finished Thursday’s session at $1.88.
Shares of Novo Nordisk A/S dropped significantly on Friday after the ZEUS trial found minimal cardiovascular benefit from ziltivekimab. The decline in U.S. trading wiped out approximately $20.5 billion in market capitalisation.
Nokia Oyj gained 3.8%, trading at €8.23 as of 12:01 EEST on Friday. The OMX Helsinki 25 index advanced 0.9%. Shares in Helsinki traded as planned, with markets set to close at 18:30 EEST.
Kioxia Holdings unveiled an ¥800 billion share repurchase following the market close in Tokyo on Friday. The company projected operating profit for July-September at ¥1.89 trillion, coming in below the ¥1.95 trillion consensus forecast from eight analysts polled by LSEG.
Microsoft increased its market capitalization by almost $450 billion on Thursday, marking a new record. Meta Platforms saw an estimated drop of approximately $120 billion, according to an initial assessment.
Oracle Corporation ended Friday’s session at $129.87, rising 1.8%. The stock advanced 12.9% over the week. In after-hours trading, shares slipped 0.5% to $129.25.
Shares of Reddit, Inc. fell by 20% on Friday, even as the company surpassed revenue and earnings expectations. U.S. markets had already settled before the cut-off time. For the week, the stock declined 16.6%.
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Apnimed Inc. finished its first session on Nasdaq at $25, representing a 56.25% increase from its IPO price of $16. Market data indicated a market capitalization close to $950 million. The regular session had ended, but after-hours trading was still ongoing. The stock was last quoted at $23, reflecting an 8% drop from the closing price.
Grab's financial services division could account for between 42% and 54% of its sequential revenue increase in the second quarter. However, this business is expected to make up just approximately 13% of the company’s overall sales.
TeraWulf Inc. held a slide to 1.0% on Friday, outpacing wider losses in publicly traded mining and compute peers. The stock most recently changed hands at $17.66 after the close of the regular Nasdaq session. After-hours trading continued.
Coeur approaches its earnings week facing a clear divide between sales and margins. Analysts are forecasting a revenue increase of 39% to 45% compared to the previous quarter. However, EPS is projected to decrease by 25% to 28%.
The Mexican peso gained 1.02% in July, though a basic carry scan reveals limited buffer until next July. The onshore market was shut as of the dateline. Banxico released the official closing level at 14:10.
Replimune stock finished Friday at $11.20, gaining 107.0%. The surge came after an FDA advisory panel voted 10–3 in favor of RP1. The company's reported market capitalization jumped by about $485 million to $940.2 million. Trading volume was 33.38 million shares, 7.5 times the usual level.
Shares of Integer Holdings ended Friday up 20.2% at $121.21, after a report surfaced about a potential KKR acquisition valued around $127. The stock reached a 52-week peak of $123.50.
SoundHound AI, Inc. closed at $6.13 on Friday, slipping 0.5% over the last week. Despite the steady close, the company faces a significant sales challenge ahead. To meet its guidance midpoint, SoundHound must deliver about $73 million in average revenue per quarter in the second half.
Supermicro shares ended Friday higher, climbing 2.4%, though this gain was not enough to offset the week’s underperformance versus the Nasdaq, which the stock lagged by 7.2 percentage points. The regular session had ended, and after-hours trading was in progress.
Warner Bros. Discovery gained 3.2%, closing at $26.29 on Friday. The stock advanced after a Wall Street Journal report stated that California Governor Gavin Newsom has called for an out-of-court settlement regarding the antitrust lawsuit involving twelve states. The lawsuit challenges WBD's deal to sell assets to Paramount Skydance.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended Friday up by 277.68 points, closing at 52,485.74 after regular trading wrapped up at 4 p.m. EDT. The index advanced 0.53%.
U.S. equities finished up on Friday, with technology and consumer sectors posting the strongest gains. The S&P 500 advanced 0.70%, and the Nasdaq rose 1.00%. The cash session ended at 4 p.m. EDT.
Alibaba Group Holding Limited ended Friday’s session up 5.1% at $122.28. The stock gained after a report connected its cloud infrastructure to Moonshot’s artificial intelligence models.
Shares in Linde plc dropped 5.9% to $478.70 on Friday, erasing approximately $14 billion from its market capitalisation. The decline followed second-quarter results that topped sales and adjusted earnings estimates.
Shares of Wetour Robotics Limited jumped 145.3% to $0.0736 on Friday as Nasdaq trading continued. By 3:02 p.m. EDT, trading volume totaled 1.38 billion shares.