The S&P 500 is on track to complete its worst month since March with futures pointing to a lower open. The so-called FAANG stocks are all edging down in premarket trading.
The S&P 500 is on track to close out its worst month since March,
with stocks poised to decline for a second day. The highflying FAANG stocks—made up of Facebook , Apple, Amazon.com , Netflix and Google parent Alphabet—are all edging lower in premarket trading.Secretive data firm Palantir Technologies and smaller software maker Asana are both set to use direct listings to go public, becoming the latest test of the hot IPO market.
. Duke rebuffed the approach, but NextEra is still interested in pursuing a deal, people familiar with the matter said. NextEra stock was largely unchanged premarket.at its domestic theme parks. That comes after California signaled that Walt Disney land Resort would likely have to remain closed for the foreseeable future due to Covid-19 concerns.
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