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PRE-MARKET MOVERS: Time Warner tracks higher ahead of the bell, but Genco Shipping sinks

Etsy Inc and Adobe Systems are also in the frame before the New York bell

US stocks are set to start lower, but in pre-market deals, entertainment giant Time Warner Inc (NYSE:TWX) was going the other way, with shares up 1.7% in pre-market deals to US$100.44.

It came after the US government agreed not to seek a stay that could delay the approved deal with fellow communications and media firm AT&T (NYSE:T).

AT&T said it could close its US$85 billion acquisition of Warner as early as tomorrow.

AT&T shares added 1.11% to stand at US$32.80.

Elsewhere, Etsy Inc (NASDAQ:ETSY) shares are up 0.36% to US$41.80 as the craft focused online group revealed it was increasing the percentage of each sale that it would take.

The company also raised its full-year guidance to reflect the higher revenue.

Also in pre-market deals, Genco Shipping and Trading Ltd (NYSE:GNK) fell 8.48% to US$16.63 on news it had kicked off a public offering of its common share, saying it would use the proceeds for future vessel acquisitions.

It has also struck an agreement for an en-bloc purchase of four bulkers.

Also, tech titan Adobe Systems Inc (NASDAQ:ADBE) saw its shares lose around 3% to US$250.30 before the bell.

Last night, the group beat Wall Street’s profit and revenue estimates for its second quarter on the back of a pick-up in sales from its digital media and creative groups. But the results failed to cheer traders.

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