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Advanced Energy Industries, Uber, Applied DNA Sciences, Schmidt Industries and more - PRE-MARKET

We take a look at what stocks are piquing interest before the bell in New York

US stocks are powering higher at the moment, with several stocks in focus in pre-market trade on Friday.

One of them is Advanced Energy Industries Inc (NASDAQ:AEIS), but rather than head north, its shares shed 0.31% to US$68.60 after the bell.

The company reported the resignation of its chief financial officer Thomas Liguori with effect from January 26 this year, while it named Tom McGimpsey as interim CFO.

Elsewhere though, Schmitt Industries Inc (NASDAQ:SMIT) added over 5% in after hours trade after Teton Advisors reported a 17.45% stake in the company, or in other words, 697,000 shares, up from 94,500 shares previously.

Private start-up tech firm Uber is also likely to be in focus on the day after reports emerged that the US group had been valued at US$48bn, as represented by a consortium led by Japanese giant SoftBank Group Corp, which has successfully bought a stake in Uber of around 17.5%.

SoftBank-led group to acquire17.5% stake in Uber https://t.co/IGW2fs70L4

— The Independent (@Independent) December 29, 2017

Last but not least, Applied DNA Sciences Inc (NASDAQ:APDN) saw shares nudge 0.59% higher after the bell, despite it reporting a fourth quarter loss of US$0.10 per share on revenues of US $1.1 million.

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