The big American banks like JPMORGAN CHASE & CO, MORGAN STANLEY, BANK OF AMERICA, WELLS FARGO AND CITIGROUP on Thursday gain between 0.7% and 0.8% in pre-market transactions the day after the announcements of the US Federal Reserve , which pave the way for three rate hikes next year.

DELTA AIR LINES – The airline’s share is up 3.4% on the pre-market after the upward revision of the group’s forecasts, which expects in particular to be profitable in 2022.

BOEING – Qantas Airways, a long-standing Boeing customer, announced on Wednesday that it had chosen Airbus as the preferred supplier for the renewal of its domestic fleet to the detriment of the American aircraft manufacturer.

ADOBE – The publisher of image editing software fell 8% on the pre-market after the group announced lower-than-expected earnings forecasts for 2022.

APPLE – The group has decided to postpone its employees’ return to the office indefinitely due to the health situation, the Bloomberg agency reported on Wednesday, citing an internal memo from chief executive Tim Cook. Apple has also announced the temporary closure of three of its stores in the United States and Canada due to the outbreak.

FORD, GENERAL MOTORS, TESLA – Wells Fargo on Thursday announced plans for a recovery in the automotive sector in the United States next year thanks in particular to a possible improvement in the supply of semiconductors. Tesla shares advance 2.3% on the pre-market.

INTEL – The semiconductor designer and manufacturer on Thursday announced plans to invest seven billion dollars (6.2 billion euros) in a new plant in Malaysia that will come into service in 2024 and will create some 9,000 jobs as several industrial sectors face a global component shortage.

TWITTER – Russia has imposed a new fine on Twitter of 10 million rubles (120,334 euros) for not removing content deemed illegal by the authorities, a Moscow court announced on Thursday.

KKR – Telecom Italia (TIM), the target of a takeover offer presented by the US fund KKR, has lowered its 2021 earnings forecast for its domestic activities, the third profit warning in a year. In addition, Vivendi, TIM’s main shareholder, plans to push for an overhaul of the Italian group’s board of directors, according to four sources familiar with the matter.

MODERNA – Japan on Thursday cleared the use of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine as a booster dose.

NOVAVAX – The laboratory has submitted an application for approval of its vaccine against COVID-19 in Japan, where it hopes to begin marketing in early 2022. The action gained 2.7% on the pre-market.

PFIZER, BIONTECH – Health authorities in New Zealand on Wednesday approved the use of the COVID-19 vaccine developed by the two laboratories in children aged 5 to 11.

GAP – The American clothing group announced Thursday that it had signed an agreement to sell its Old Navy brand to the Mexican group Grupo Axo for an undisclosed amount. Gap shares rose slightly to $ 16.70 in pre-market transactions.

AMPLIFY ENERGY – The operator of the pipeline suspected of being the source of an oil spill in California last October was indicted Wednesday, along with two of its subsidiaries, for “negligence” by a federal prosecutor.

AT&T – Morgan Stanley raises its recommendation on the stock to be “overweight” against “online weight”. AT&T stock gains 2% in transactions before Wall Street opens.

AIRBNB – RBC lowers its value recommendation to “performance in line with the industry” against “outperformance” with a target price cut from $ 195 to $ 175.

ZOOM VIDEO COMMUNICATIONS – Goldman Sachs begins monitoring the value at “neutral”.

BOOKING HOLDINGS – RBC raises its advice on the title to “outperform” against “performance in line with the sector