Check out the companies that are trending in intraday trading. ServiceNow — The software company’s stock fell nearly 3% after the company announced it would acquire cybersecurity startup Armis for $7.75 billion. The deal is expected to close next year and will strengthen ServiceNow’s cybersecurity offering. Mining stocks — Mining stocks rose in midday trading as gold, silver and copper prices hit record highs. Freeport-McMoRan, Foran Mining and Taseko Mines all rose nearly 3%. Novo Nordisk — The drug company soared 8% after its GLP-1 tablet received approval from the Food and Drug Administration. “As the first oral GLP-1 treatment for people with overweight or obesity, Wigovy tablets offer patients a new and convenient treatment option that can help them start or maintain weight loss,” Novo Nordisk CEO Mike Doesder said in a statement. Viking Therapeutics, Structure Therapeutics — Shares of obesity drug developers rose on news that Novo Nordisk received approval for an oral weight loss drug. Viking and Structure, both companies working on developing their own oral drugs, rose about 2% and 6%, respectively. Asana — The software stock fell more than 6% after the company’s chief operating officer, Anne Raimondi, revealed that she had sold more than 160,000 Asana shares over the past few days. Cryptocurrency Stocks – Stocks of Bitcoin-related companies fell after stronger-than-expected third-quarter gross domestic product. The 4.3% of GDP figure dampened market expectations that the Federal Reserve would cut interest rates in early 2026. Coinbase stock fell about 3%, while Robinhood, MARA Holdings and Strategy fell more than 2%. Bitcoin was last down about 0.2%. Drone Stocks — The Federal Communications Commission has banned the import of all new drones, citing national security risks. Shares of U.S. manufacturers rose on the news, including Unusual Machines, which rose nearly 8%, and AeroVironment, which rose more than 2%. ZIM Integrated Shipping Services — The shipping services company soared 5% after announcing its board of directors is evaluating multiple competitive acquisition offers. —CNBC’s Michelle Fox, Darla Mercado, Liz Napolitano, Fred Imbert and Sarah Ming contributed reporting.
