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Blue Apron Holdings Inc (NYSE:APRN) (The Motley Fool)
What happened: Shares of meal-kit company Blue Apron (NYSE:APRN) jumped on Friday despite no news. The stock has been hammered since the company went public last year, down 78% from its peak, and down about 50% over the past three months. Friday’s rally may just be a dead cat bounce after a long and painful decline. Shares were up about 10.6% at 11:40 a.m. EST.

Nutanix Inc (NASDAQ:NTNX) (MarketWatch)
Shares of Nutanix Inc. NTNX, +5.55% are up 3% in premarket trading Friday after a pair of analysts grew more positive on the stock. BTIG’s Edward Parker upgraded shares to buy from hold Friday, pointing to how the company has transcended “traditional infrastructure categories.” The company is now the leader of the “fledgling ‘enterprise cloud OS'” market, he noted. Parker admitted that he missed a big run up for the stock, which has more than tripled in price since May, but he thinks the company can make a “further ascension up the IT stack.” He has a $53 target on shares.

Mattel, Inc. (NASDAQ:MAT), Hasbro, Inc. (NASDAQ:HAS) (CNBC)
Hasbro— Toys R Us may liquidate its U.S. operations, hurting debt holders Hasbro and Mattel. Both toymakers previously said that the retailer’s bankruptcy filing materially impacted their businesses.

Autoweb Inc (NASDAQ:AUTO) (Benzinga)
Autoweb Inc shares dipped 40.4 percent to $4.04 following a fourth quarter sales miss. Adjusted earnings came in at a penny, down from 35 cents per share in the same quarter of last year. It was also announced company CEO Jeff Coats and CFO Kimberly Boren are stepping down. Wesley Ozima was named interim CEO.

Wynn Resorts, Limited (NASDAQ:WYNN) (CNBC)
Wynn Resorts – Disgraced former CEO Steve Wynn may soon be able to sell his 12 percent share in the casino company. As the largest stakeholder, he had been unable to sell his stock due to a complex shareholder agreement made in 2010. On Thursday the company announced it will pay a $1.94 billion settlement to Universal Entertainment and Aruze USA, which will see the latter company no longer consider itself a party to the shareholder agreement – a key step toward making it possible for Wynn to sell his shares.






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