Investing.com — U.S. stocks rose modestly on Thursday, following Wednesday's decline marked by rising yields and declines in big tech stocks.
Here are the biggest stocks moving U.S. stocks in the premarket today.
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tesla (NASDAQ:) Shares rose 13% after the electric vehicle manufacturing giant posted better-than-expected third-quarter profits and said it expected deliveries to increase “slightly” this year.
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boeing (New York Stock Exchange:) Shares fell 3.7% after striking machinists rejected proposed contract amendments. It extends a devastating labor movement and puts enormous pressure on new CEO Kelly Ortberg's plans to turn around the jet maker's ailing finances.
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southwest airlines (NYSE:) shares rose 1.4% after Bloomberg reported that the airline and Elliott Investment Management were nearing a settlement that would avoid a proxy fight. The company also reported a surprise profit in the third quarter, benefiting from improved pricing and demand.
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united parcel service (NYSE:) Shares rose 7.3% after the shipping company reported better-than-expected third-quarter earnings and earnings.
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Northrop Grumman (NYSE:) shares rose 1.1% after the company raised its 2024 profit forecast for the second time, reflecting increased global defense spending in the wake of the Middle East conflict and the protracted war between Russia and Ukraine.
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hasbro (NASDAQ:) Shares rose 3.3% after the company posted a sharper-than-expected drop in sales as consumers tightened spending on toys, but the company's tight cost controls helped offset profits. rate has increased.
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IBM (NYSE:) Shares fell 4.8% after the technology company reported that lower corporate spending on non-GenAI projects weighed on its consulting division and weakened its software division.
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Keurig Dr Pepper (NASDAQ:) Shares fell 1.2% after the soft drink company announced it was buying a 60% stake in energy drink maker Ghost for $990 million and plans to buy the remaining stake in 2028.
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harley davidson (NYSE:) Shares fell 1.9% after the iconic motorcycle maker cut its earnings forecast for this year as persistently high inflation and high borrowing costs hurt demand in North America.
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KKR (New York Stock Exchange:) Shares rose 4.2% after the fund manager reported a strong increase in third-quarter adjusted net income due to record fee-related income and profits from its insurance business. rose.
