Nvidia, US Steel and JetBlue grow; ChargePoint drops by Investing.com

Investing.com — U.S. stock futures fell on Thursday after data showed private employers hired fewer workers ahead of the release of the key monthly jobs report tomorrow morning.

Here are some of the biggest stock providers in the US today:

NVIDIA (NASDAQ: ) shares rose 0.8 percent after falling more than 11 percent in the past two sessions, as the AI ​​chip firm said Wednesday it had not received a U.S. Justice Department subpoena.

American steel (X) shares rose 4%, recovering from 17% losses in the previous session, following reports that US President Joe Biden will block a proposed $14.9 billion takeover of Japan’s Nippon Steel over security concerns national.

Border communications ( FYBR ) shares fell 9.4%, following gains of 37% in the previous session, after Verizon Communications (NYSE: ) said it plans to buy the company, marking a deal that would help boost the telecom giant’s fiber network.

C3 AI Stocks ( AI ) fell 12% after the AI ​​software firm missed quarterly subscription revenue estimates as businesses tightened spending amid economic uncertainty.

adze (NASDAQ: ) The stock rose 4 percent after Reuters reported that the electric vehicle maker plans to produce a six-seat variant of its Model Y car in China from late 2025.

Charging point holdings Shares ( CHPT ) fell 20% after the electric vehicle charging company reported a drop in Q2 sales as well as soft guidance and announced plans to cut its workforce by 15%.

NIO Inc. The stock ( NIO ) rose 8% after the electric vehicle maker reported better-than-expected Q2 earnings as deliveries hit a record high.

Honeywell (NASDAQ: ) shares fell 2% after the conglomerate told insider Mike Stepniak its new chief financial officer, Greg Lewis, has decided to step down from the role.

JetBlue Airways (NASDAQ: ) shares rose 7.7% after the airline raised its third-quarter revenue guidance due to strong travel demand during the summer season.

Apple (NASDAQ: ) rose 1.3% ahead of its September event and the launch of new iPhones next week.

AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) fell 13% after completing a deal to sell $400 million of common stock.