Micron, Tesla. Biogen Fall Premarket; Johnson & Johnson Rises -Breaking
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Investing.com — Focus on stocks in premarket trading Thursday, December 30, 2013. Refresh to see the most recent updates.
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Micron (NASDAQ:) stock fell 1.7% after the chipmaker warned that strict Covid-19 curbs in the Chinese city of Xi’an could disrupt its chip manufacturing unit in the area.
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BiogenStock fell 6.7% following a Samsung (KS) Biologics report. This was after the Samsung Group’s biotech division dismissed the claim that the American biotech firm is in its sights.
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Tesla(NASDAQ:) Stock dropped 0.4% after NHTSA, the transportation safety agency disclosed that the EV manufacturer is recalling 475/318 vehicles because of two separate safety concerns.
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Johnson & JohnsonStock rose 0.3% on the NYSE after an 84% increase in hospitalizations in South African nurses who contracted the Omicron variant of the Omicron virus.
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JetBlueThe stock of (NASDAQ:) fell 0.4% following the announcement by the airline that it would cancel approximately 1,280 flights between January and February in order to prevent more Covid-19 infection among flight attendants.
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WalmartStock rose 0.1% on the NYSE after Insider Intelligence data showed that the retail giant had collected slightly more than 25% of click-and collect orders by 2021. That is the highest market share for any U.S. retailer.
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Didi GlobalStock fell 3.2% on the NYSE after a Chinese ride-hailing service reported a drop in third-quarter revenues, and its domestic business was affected by a regulatory crackdown.
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