Take off falls sharply after announcing on Wednesday that it completed the first payment for 17% of the total US$15.5 million that it will disburse as part of the acquisition of 100% of the Brazilian company ViajaNet.
For its part, Alibaba Group falls after rising more than 15% the previous day after its subsidiary Ant Group said it has no plans to start an initial public offering.
Teslafor its part, announced this day that it sold 32,165 vehicles made in China last month, which represents a sharp increase compared to 1,152 in April.
Also, brokerage UBS updated the stock to “buy” and raised its earnings estimates for the next three years.
For its part, Wall Street’s main indices fell in a volatile session on Thursdayas technology and growth stocks looked for direction amid a surge in bond yields.
Nine of the 11 major S&P sectors fell, with energy and materials among the biggest losers. The defensive consumer staples sector was the biggest gainer, up 0.5%.
Apple Inc and Amazon.com fell 1%, dragging down the S&P 500 and Nasdaq indices. Bank of America fell 1.7%, while the bank index fell 1.2%.
Source: Ambito
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