These are the stocks posting the largest moves before the bell.
— The alternative meat company's shares tumbled almost 20% after reporting a wider-than-expected loss of 87 cents per share for the third quarter, compared
with expectations of 39 cents per share loss. It also missed revenue estimates, bringing in $106.4 million versus the $109.2 million forecasted by Wall Street.
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WSJ News Exclusive | Rivian Prices IPO at $78, Above Raised Target RangeElectric-vehicle startup Rivian priced its IPO at $78 a share, a person familiar with the matter said, valuing the company at more than $77 billion in a sign of strong demand
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EV maker Rivian prices IPO above range to raise over $10 bln -sourcesAmazon-backed electric vehicle (EV) maker Rivian sold shares in its initial public offering (IPO) at $78 per share, above its target range, to raise about $10.5 billion, people familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.
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Rivian prices IPO at $78 a share, valuing electric vehicle company at $66.5 billionRivian's initial valuation will not be far off Ford or General Motors even though the company has barely started generating revenue.
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Rivian prices IPO at $78 a share, raising a whopping $11.9 billionElectric-vehicle maker Rivian Automotive Inc. priced its initial public offering at $78 a share Tuesday night, well above its expected range and valuing the...
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WSJ News Exclusive | Rivian Prices Shares at $78 in Highly Anticipated IPOElectric-vehicle startup Rivian priced its IPO at $78 a share, a person familiar with the matter said, valuing the company at more than $77 billion in a sign of strong demand
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