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Fermi, Delta Air Lines And Other Big Stocks Moving Lower In Friday’s Pre-Market Session
U.S. stock futures mixed, Dow futures up 100 pts. Fermi Inc (FRMI) shares down 20.4% in pre-market along with other stocks declining.
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