(Updated with Boeing)
PARIS, Feb 24 (Reuters) – Top stocks to watch on Friday on Wall Street, where futures on major indices suggest an opening down 0.32% for the Dow Jones, 0.38% for the Standard & Poor’s 500 and 0.7% for the Nasdaq:
* BOEING lost nearly 3% in the forecourt after announcing the temporary suspension of deliveries of the 787 Dreamliner in order to carry out additional analyzes on an element of the fuselage, indicated Thursday evening the American civil aviation, the Federal Administration of aviation (FAA).
* ADOBE loses 3.5% in pre-market after information from the Bloomberg agency that the US Department of Justice is preparing to block the proposed takeover of 20 billion dollars (18.87 billion euros) of the Photoshop editor on Figma.
* WARNER BROS DISCOVERY shed 2.14% in out-of-hours trading after Thursday night’s publication of a net loss of $2.1 billion (€1.98 billion) in the fourth quarter linked in part to a charge of restructuring following the merger between Discovery and the WarnerMedia division of AT&T.
* BEYOND MEAT jumped 14.3% in pre-market, the specialist in “vegetable meat” anticipating an annual turnover above analysts’ expectations and a better control of its costs.
* BLOCK (ex-Square) takes 2.07% in out-of-hours trading, as the payment services company said Thursday evening it anticipates adjusted Ebitda up 30%, to around $1.3 billion, this year.
* AUTODESK fell 3% in out-of-hours trading after publishing a full-year revenue growth forecast of between 7% and 9% vs. 9.03% forecast by the Refinitiv consensus.
* NVIDIA – Goldman Sachs raises its recommendation to “buy” against “neutral” after the semiconductor manufacturer’s optimistic forecast.
* NETAPP – Credit Suisse lowers its recommendation to “neutral” against “outperformance” previously. (Written by Claude Chendjou, edited by Kate Entringer)
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