U.S.-listed shares of NIO ( NIO
) had been down 11% after the Chinese electric-vehicle maker mentioned it plans to lift $1 billion by issuing convertible senior notes. NIO mentioned it plans to make use of a portion of the proceeds from the providing to pare its debt, with the rest “mainly to further strengthen its balance sheet position as well as for general corporate purposes.”

Bausch Health (BHC) dropped 8.3% after the pharmaceutical firm mentioned its chief monetary officer has resigned from his function and will likely be leaving Oct. 13.

U.S. Steel (X) issued fiscal third-quarter steering that was higher than anticipated. Shares of the metal maker rose 3.2%. U.S. Steel forecast adjusted earnings of $1.10 to $1.15 a share, beating analysts’ estimates of $1.01. The metal producer mentioned the steering displays the anticipated influence of the strike by the United Auto Workers.

Block (SQ) declined 3% after it was introduced that Alyssa Henry, the pinnacle of the corporate’s Square funds platform, can be stepping down Oct. 2. Henry has been with Block for greater than 9 years. Jack Dorsey, who leads the general Block enterprise, will assume Henry’s function, the corporate mentioned in a submitting Monday.

AutoZone (AZO) fell 2% after the automotive substitute elements maker simply beat earnings and gross sales estimates for its fiscal fourth quarter however gross sales within the firm’s home industrial division got here up brief.

Hanesbrands (HBI) jumped 1.9% after the patron items firm mentioned it’s evaluating strategic choices for its Champion enterprise, together with a possible sale.

CVS Health (CVS) was upgraded to Outperform from In Line at Evercore ISI and the value goal was raised to $83 from $81. CVS shares rose 1.8% to $71.99.

Royal Caribbean (RCL) gained 2.8% after being upgraded to Buy from Hold at Truist . Carnival (CCL) gained 1.5% after the cruise line firm was upgraded to Hold from Sell at Truist.

Rocket Lab (RKLB) declined 8.2% after the house firm mentioned it “experienced an issue” through the launch of its forty first mission. “Following lift-off from Launch Complex 1, the rocket successfully completed a first stage burn and stage separation as planned, before an issue was experienced at around T+ 2 minutes and 30 seconds into flight, resulting in the end of the mission,” Rocket Lab mentioned in an announcement. The firm’s subsequent mission, scheduled earlier than the top of the third quarter, will likely be postponed, Rocket Lab added.

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