Check out the companies making the biggest moves in indoor trading: Boeing – Airplane makers lost 7.5% on Thursday after the Air India Boeing Dreamliner crash. The plane carrying 242 passengers and crew crashed shortly after taking off from Ahmedabad, India. The cause of the crash is not immediately clear. Jet engine maker GE Aerospace stocks fell 4.6%. Oracle – Cloud computing stocks surged almost 9% after quarter revenue and revenue beat analyst estimates. Adjusted earnings of $1.70 per share rose above the $1.64 per share expected by analysts voted by LSEG. Revenue was $15.9 billion against a consensus estimate of $15.6 billion. GameStop – Meme’s stock and video game retailer sank almost 16% after announcing it would sell a $1.755 billion conversion senior note. CoreWeave – Cloud Infrastructure stock added over 1% after Reuters reported that CoreWeave will provide computing power as part of a recent transaction between Openai and Alphabet. CUREVAC – The stock clinical stage biotech company rose 30% after Germany’s BionTech agreed to acquire it in all-stock transactions worth $1.25 billion. BionTech’s shares were slightly lower. Voyager Technologies – Space Technology stocks popped indoors at 4.5%. Voyager closed the first day of Wednesday’s trading at $56.48. This exceeded the initial public offering price of $31 by more than 82%. Oklo – Shares fell 6.6% after Oklo surged over 25% in a contract victory after Advanced Nuclear Reactor Company planned to raise $400 million in a public offering, and after Oklo surged over 25% in power to the Air Force Base. Chime Financial – The online banking service provider priced its first public offering at $27 per share on Wednesday, valued Chime at $11.6 billion. The shares are set to begin trading on Thursday under Tickerchim. —CNBC’s Jesse Pound, Sarah Min and Alex Harring contributed the report.
