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Baker Hughes Posts Upbeat Q2 Earnings, Joins Forte Biosciences, Eikon Therapeutics And Other Big Stocks Moving Higher On Monday
Dow Jones up 400 points on Monday. Baker Hughes Co (BKR) shares rise after positive earnings and technology order. Other big gainers include NIPG, FBRX, TRAX, GENI, BMNR, OMER, ASAN, EIKN, IONQ, and SPT.
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