Check out the companies that made headlines during intraday trading. Rigetti Computing — The quantum computing stock soared 10%, adding to the sector’s solid year-end rally. Righetti stock is currently up 1,674% year over year. KULR Technology Group — Shares fell about 9%, reversing gains seen in the previous session. Shares rose more than 40% on Thursday after the space technology company announced it had purchased 217.18 Bitcoins worth about $21 million. This is the company’s first purchase since it announced its new Bitcoin Treasury initiative on December 4, when Bitcoin crossed the $100,000 level for the first time. Honda — The company rose 1%, extending its profit after the company announced earlier this week that it had officially begun merger talks with fellow Japanese automaker Nissan. This brings Honda’s week-to-date gain to 20.7% and puts the stock on track for its best week since 1988. A new waiver agreement was revealed in the filing. The new agreement extends the deadline to complete the $3.3 billion merger. MicroStrategy — The crypto stock fell nearly 4%. Previously, the price had been rising early Friday morning as the price of Bitcoin exceeded $96,000. Red Cat Holdings — Drone stock fell nearly 10%. Prices rose further on Friday morning, adding to a massive 1,275% year-to-date rally. Redcat stock rose in December after drone sightings in the Northeast reignited Wall Street interest in the sector. South Korean stocks — U.S.-listed South Korean stocks fell on Friday after lawmakers impeached acting President Han Deok-soo, ousting the country’s second head of state since a brief period of martial law earlier this month. iShares MSCI Korea ETF (EWY) fell 1%. US-listed shares of Korea Electric Power and Coupang fell 2%, while Posco Holdings and KT Corporation fell 1%. —CNBC’s Sean Conlon and Alex Harring contributed reporting.
