US STOCKS ON THE MOVE-Take-Two, Nvidia, Venture Global

By Reuters News

- Futures tracking the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 index fell on Tuesday as investors assessed fresh updates on the controversy surrounding Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang as well as details on Anthropic's initial public offering. .N


** Ford Motor Co F.N:

** General Motors Co GM.N:
BUZZ - Jefferies reviews Q3 for carmakers, upgrades Renault and cuts Mercedes-Benz

** Take-Two Interactive Software Inc TTWO.O:
BUZZ - Gains after raising annual revenue, profit outlook

** Hims & Hers Health Inc HIMS.N:
BUZZ - Slips on margin pressure, forecast cut

** On Holding AG :
BUZZ - Falls as quarterly sales growth slows

** Newmont Corp NEM.N:

** Gold Fields Ltd :

** Harmony Gold Mining Company Ltd :

** Sibanye Stillwater Ltd <>:
BUZZ - Gold miners fall as gold prices edge lower after hawkish US Fed comments [nL3N46R0TX ]

** Tesla Inc TSLA.O:
BUZZ - Jefferies trims Tesla PT, says merger harder post midterms

** Nvidia Corp NVDA.O:
BUZZ - Pares gains after report Jensen Huang's affair enabled $7.5 bln in chip shipments to China

** Venture Global Inc VG.N:
BUZZ - Gains on forecast raise, core profit beat

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