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The NASDAQ 100 Pre-Market Indicator is up 29.43 to 14,530.54. The total Pre-Market volume is currently 19,639,231 shares traded.The following are the most active stocks for the pre-market session: Snap Inc. (SNAP) is +9.92 at $34.42, with 8,149,794 shares traded., following a 52

Tech stocks staged a tentative rebound across financial markets on Friday as stellar results from Amazon.com Inc convinced traders not to give up on a sector weakened by a global monetary tightening cycle and the historic crash of Facebook owner Meta.

European justice ministers and tech giants Google's and Meta agreed on Friday that a clear legal framework was needed to step up cooperation against online hate, France's justice minister said.

The S&P 500 futures were muted on Friday ahead of a key monthly jobs report, while the Nasdaq 100 futures got a boost from Amazon's results at the end of a volatile week that saw mixed earnings from Big Tech firms.

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European stock indexes faltered on Friday, despite strong Amazon earnings, while a sell-off in bonds briefly pushed Germany's 5-year yield positive for the first time in four years after the European Central Bank was more hawkish than expected.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures bounced back on Friday as Amazon.com Inc's robust earnings for the holiday reason lifted the mood at the end of a week of volatile trading that saw mixed earnings from Big Tech firms.

European stock indexes faltered on Friday, despite strong Amazon earnings, while a sell-off in bonds briefly pushed Germany's 5-year yield positive for the first time in four years after the European Central Bank was more hawkish than expected.

The Beatles' classic hit "The Long and Winding Road" wasn't about growth stocks. But the idea certainly applies. It's never a straight path upward -- even for the most promising stocks.

U.S. stock index futures rebounded on Friday as Amazon.com Inc's robust earnings for the holiday reason lifted the mood at the end of a week of volatile trading that saw mixed earnings from Big Tech firms.

European justice ministers will on Friday discuss online hate crime with representatives from Meta and Google - and an empty chair with a Twitter tag because the company stayed away citing its COVID rules, France said.

Malaysian palm oil futures established a tight trading range on either side of 5,550 ringgit per tonne on Friday as market participants took stock of volatile global markets, while still assessing the impact of Indonesia's new curbs on palm exports.

The Australian and New Zealand dollars were down sharply on the euro on Friday after the European Central Bank shocked markets with a hawkish turn, though a bounce in U.S. stock futures helped underpin them elsewhere.

Asian equity markets fought for a footing on Friday, supported by an Amazon-led bounce in U.S futures, but oil's rise to a seven-year high kept traders on edge over prospects that interest rates will rise to curb global inflationary pressures.

TikTok, the pandemic and mobile data costs in India all helped draw people away from Facebook at an unprecedented rate last quarter. The big question is when will it be Instagram's turn?

Wall Street snapped a four-session winning streak on Thursday, with all three benchmarks ending lower after Facebook-owner Meta Platforms' dour forecast sent its stock plummeting and halted a nascent recovery built on upbeat earnings from other big tech.

Australian shares are likely to slide on Friday, with domestic technology stocks expected to weigh on the local bourse, as major indexes on Wall Street slumped overnight after Facebook-owner Meta Platforms' dour forecast sent its stock plummeting.

Big Tech pivoted lower on Thursday -- dragging all three major benchmarks with it -- as optimism in the tech sector faded in the wake of Meta Platforms' (FB) alarming earnings report. The Dow shaved off 518 points, and was joined by both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq in

This week’s relief rally came to an abrupt stop Thursday as a few high-profile earnings reports cratered investor confidence and weighed on the major indexes.