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Hims & Hers stock soars in pre-market; Pfizer and Agilent Technologies decline
Investing.com - U.S. stock index futures fell sharply on Monday, as escalating Middle East conflicts pushed energy prices higher, sparking concerns about future economic growth.
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Here are the major pre-market movers today:
Hims & Hers Health stock surged 43% after Bloomberg reported that Novo Nordisk (up 1.1%) plans to sell its weight-loss drugs through the telemedicine platform, marking an unexpected settlement between the two companies following recent legal disputes.
WisdomTree stock declined 1.3% as the tech company prepares to release its Q1 earnings, with revenue expected to grow approximately 19-20% year-over-year to about $9.3 billion, mainly driven by demand for AI infrastructure.
Pfizer stock dropped 1.6% after the pharmaceutical giant announced mid-stage clinical trial results for its experimental antibody therapy for atopic dermatitis.
Agilent Technologies stock fell 1.4% after the life sciences company announced it will acquire private clinical pathology firm Biocare Medical in a $950 million all-cash deal.
Aureus Greenway stock soared 47% following a Wall Street Journal report that the holding company will merge with Powerus, a drone manufacturer supported by President Trump’s son.
Relmada Therapeutics stock jumped 32% after the biotech announced mid-term data from its Phase 2 trial evaluating treatments for high-risk non-muscle invasive bladder cancer patients over 12 months.
ExxonMobil and Chevron both rose about 1%, benefiting from a sharp increase in crude oil prices as Middle East conflicts pushed Brent crude above $110 per barrel.
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