Investing.com - Tesla shares rose by 2.3% after the manufacturer of electric vehicles wrote in a statement for the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on the purchase of bitcoins for $ 1.5 billion. Previously, Chinese State Edition The Global Times He reported that the Chinese market regulator and four other government agencies called the manufacturer of electric vehicles to a meeting to discuss their quality issues.
Apple shares fell by 0.4% after Monday, the South Korean automaker Hyundai said that he did not lead to negotiations with the iPhone manufacturer on the creation of autonomous electric vehicles. This statement was made only one month after confirming the negotiations with the technological giant at an early stage. Hyundai shares fell more than 6% in the local market.
Astrazeneca grew by 1%, as the manufacturer announced that it would work on the adaptation of his vaccine from COVID-19 after South Africa suspended the planned introduction of this drug. The data showed that the ASTRA vaccine, which occupies a central place in the national platform plans of many poor countries, provides only minimal protection against one infection in a light form, originally detected in South Africa.
Shares Palantir increased by 11% after the software producer announced a partnership with IBM (NYSE: NYSE: IBM), whose shares rose by 0.8%, which will expand IBM offers in the field of artificial intelligence and simplify their use.
Global Payments shares rose by 2.7% after the payment technology company announced a partnership with Google (NASDAQ: NASDAQ: GOOGL) to develop various cloud solutions for sellers. Her quarterly profit also exceeded expectations.
Hasbro shares rose by 1.2% after the toy manufacturer showed the results of quarterly revenues, surpassed forecasts due to higher demand for board games and collectible maps Magic: The Gathering.
Energizer shares rose 5.5% after the battery manufacturer showed the results that also exceeded the expectations in quarterly income and revenue and increased its annual forecast, based on the increase in demand and cost reduction.
Gamestop shares rose by 7.3%, but they still have a volatile trade, even though the recent trade hysteria on social networks on other shares seems to have dried up.
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