Shares of Datavault AI Inc ticked up roughly 0.3% to $0.64 in premarket trading Friday, following the company’s move to set a minimum revenue threshold for 2025 and unveil a significantly higher goal for 2026.
Australian shares plunged on Friday, with the S&P/ASX 200 dropping 2.03% to 8,708.80. Web Travel Group took a heavy hit, tumbling 29.52%, and Paladin Energy slid 10.92%. Brambles was one of the few bright spots, edging up 3.48% amid a sparse field of winners.
Kelly Services’ Class A shares inched up roughly 0.1% to $10.80 during premarket trading Friday, ahead of its upcoming earnings report next week. The staffing company’s market cap stood near $463 million.
NIO Inc shares were up 5.3% at $4.95 in premarket trading on Friday, building on the prior session’s jump after the Chinese electric-vehicle maker issued a profit alert.
Stellantis shares plunged on Friday after the automaker revealed charges of about €22.2 billion linked to scaling back its electric-vehicle ambitions. The stock listed in Milan dropped as much as 24% to €6.17, while U.S.-listed shares slid 6.7% to $9.54 in premarket trading.
Roblox shares jumped 15.3% to $69.84 in premarket trading Friday, following the videogame platform’s 2026 outlook, which surpassed Wall Street expectations.
Molina Healthcare, Inc. shares plunged 28.8% to $125.91 in premarket trading Friday, following a forecast for 2026 earnings that fell well short of Wall Street estimates. The insurer also announced plans to scale back a portion of its Medicare operations.
Stellantis took a hit of roughly 22.2 billion euros in charges linked to scaling back its electric-vehicle efforts, sending its shares tumbling nearly 19% on Friday.
Shares of IREN Limited fell 11.4% to $39.79 in premarket trading on Friday, extending a sharp slide that began in the prior session. The stock closed 11% lower on Thursday and slid further after the company’s quarterly update.
Novo Nordisk A/S shares climbed 4.7% in early trading on Friday after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration pledged to crack down on mass-marketing of unapproved drug copies. By 0848 GMT, the stock was up 4.9% at 294.50 Danish crowns.
Amazon.com shares slipped once more ahead of the U.S. open on Friday, last seen down 7.7% at $205.60 in premarket trading following a 9%-plus drop in after-hours action.
Shares of Standard Chartered edged up 0.5% to roughly 1,857 pence by 0936 GMT on Friday, after an early spike pushed the price to 1,876.5 pence. The stock had closed at 1,847 pence on Thursday and is now up about 72% in the past year, according to data from Hargreaves Lansdown.
Ashtead Group shares dipped 0.5% to 4,857 pence by 0914 GMT on Friday, slipping slightly from their 4,860p open. The equipment rental firm’s stock fluctuated between 4,838p and 4,885p, following a close of 4,883p on Thursday.
Diageo shares dropped 1.5%, hitting 1,760.5 pence by 0935 GMT. The stock opened at 1,775 pence and fluctuated between 1,745.5 and 1,784.7 in early trading. Around 587,000 shares exchanged hands. Over the past year, the shares have slid about 22%.
Prudential plc shares were down 0.1% at 1,174 pence by 09:23 GMT on Friday after the insurer reported another round of share repurchases. The stock has traded between 1,153.5p and 1,174p so far in the session, and Prudential said it bought back 494,445 shares on Thursday. https://www.investing.com/equities/prudential-historical-data https://www.investegate.co.uk/announcement/rns/prudential--pru/transaction-in-own-shares/9413590
Beazley shares edged up 0.5% to 1,242 pence by 0905 GMT on Friday, holding a narrow range after takeover rumors stirred the price. Early trading saw the stock fluctuate between 1,232 pence and 1,242.5 pence.