U.S. stock futures traded higher this morning on Monday. Here are some big stocks recording losses in today’s pre-market trading session.
- AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc (NYSE:AMC) shares dipped 26.8% to $3.85 in pre-market trading after a crucial court ruling for the movie theater chain.
- Aurora Acquisition Corp. (NASDAQ:AURC) dipped 16.7% to $29.87 in pre-market trading. Aurora Acquisition Co announced that Aurora’s shareholders voted to approve the proposed business combination with Better and each related proposal at an extraordinary general meeting of Aurora’s shareholders.
- Xiao-I Corporation (NASDAQ:AIXI) shares tumbled 15.6% to $6.00 in pre-market trading after declining around 12% on Friday.
- Nikola Corporation (NASDAQ:NKLA) shares declined 14.9% to $1.66 in pre-market. In response to a recent fire probe revealing the cause of fires, Nikola decided to halt sales and voluntarily recall 209 Class 8 battery-electric trucks.
- WeWork Inc. (NYSE:WE) shares fell 6.9% to $0.19 in pre-market trading after gaining over 10% on Friday. The stock has been volatile after the company recently said there was substantial doubt over its ability to stay in business.
- Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. (NYSE:CLF) shares declined 6.4% to $13.75 in pre-market trading. United States Steel Corp. (NYSE:X) rejected a buyout offer from rival steel manufacturer Cleveland-Cliffs but welcomed the latter to participate in a formal review process.
- Standard Lithium Ltd. (NYSE:SLI) fell 5.5% to $3.99 in pre-market trading after declining around 6% on Friday.
- Valneva SE (NASDAQ:VALN) shares fell 5.4% to $13.50 in pre-market trading as the company announced prescription drug user fee act date extension for chikungunya virus vaccine candidate.
- The Mosaic Company (NYSE:MOS) shares fell 2.5% to $40.65 in pre-market trading. Barclays downgraded Mosaic from Equal-Weight to Underweight and announced a $40 price target.
- U.S. Silica Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:SLCA) shares fell 2.5% to $12.41 in pre-market trading. U.S. Silica Holdings named Jay Moreau as Executive Vice President and COO, succeeding Mike Winkler effective Aug. 14.
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