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Tesla, IBM Down in Premarket; AT&T, United Airlines Higher -Breaking

by Mike Robinson

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Investing.com — Focus on stock trading in the premarket, Thursday 21st of October For the latest updates, please refresh.

  • Tesla (NASDAQ:) stock was down 1.7% after the Dutch government’s forensic laboratory said it had decrypted the electric carmaker’s driving data-storage system, revealing a wealth of information that could be used to investigate serious accidents. They found far more data than Tesla previously stated. Tesla stock was only marginally weaker prior to the news and struggled to get any support from its most recent financial quarter.
  • IBM Stock in (NYSE: ) was down more than 5.2% following yet another quarterly update that showed how the business is struggling. The unit that contains Red Hat saw revenue decline by less than 3%, with the rest of the company being overshadowed in the face of the imminent spin-off from its failing managed infrastructure business.
  • AT&TThe stock of (NYSE) rose 1.2% following the addition of 928,000 new net postpaid customers in the third quarter. This figure was nearly twice market expectations and far ahead than the similar figure that Verizon (NYSE) had earlier in the week. Even though HBO Max was taken off Amazon Prime in September, its subscription growth continued to grow.
  • PayPalAfter falling heavily on Wedneday, (NASDAQ:), stock recovered just 0.3% in the wake of news that Pinterest is being acquired by it (NYSE:). However, Pinterest stock held most of the 13% gain it made on Wednesday and lost only 1.7%.
  • Unilever (NYSE:) ADRs rose 1.1% after the company joined Procter & Gamble (NYSE:) and Nestle (OTC:) in saying it expects to pass on higher input prices to consumers in the coming months. Anglo-Dutch firm reiterated its guidance regarding operating margins for full-year, even though there was a significant rise in third quarter costs.
  • United Airlines  (NASDAQ:) stock rose 0.2% after the company reported a narrower adjusted loss in the third quarter and said it will continue to add capacity through the winter as demand for air travel returns. Although capacity levels will be lower than pre-pandemic, they are still expected to increase.
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