View the companies that get the headlines in the afternoon trade: Apple – The share has added more than 2% as sentiment on technical shares on Monday. President Donald Trump announced on Friday that various electronic devices and components will be exempt from American rates. Apple has the policy, given that most products from the iPhone maker are made in China. Various Wall Street analysts were illuminated after the exemption, but said that Apple is still being confronted with growth problems in the middle of a weaker macro -economic environment. China Tech Stocks – American shares of Chinese technology companies that were obtained after the step of the Trump administration to release smartphones, computers and semiconductors of “mutual” rates. Shares of e-commerce giants Alibaba and PDD each went up more than 5%, while others such as JD.com and Baidu rose more than 4%and 3%respectively. Palantir Technologies-de Software Poorraad climbed 4% after NATO had announced that it had completed the acquisition of the Maven Smart System from Palantir, a war system by artificial intelligence and attributed war system. NATO expects to use the system within its Allied assignment operations within the next 30 days. Viking Therapeutics-De Biopharma stock of clinical phase rose by around 8% after Pfizer said on Monday that it stops the development of his daily pill with weight loss, known as Danuglipron. Pfizer's decision comes after a patient has experienced a liver injury through the drug during a test. Traders now speculate that the company may try to enter the GLP-1 room through a takeover. Viking has oral and injectable GLP-1 medicines in clinical studies. Goldman Sachs-de shares have risen more than 2% after the results of the first quarter of the investment bank defeated Wall Street's expectations at the top and bottom lines. Goldman Sachs earned $ 14.12 per share with a turnover of $ 15.06 billion, above $ 12.35 per share and turnover of $ 14.81 billion expected by LSEG analysts. Dell Technologies – The stock of computer hardware rose after the news in the weekend by more than 4% that some of the rates for technology products from China have been reversed, at least temporarily. Intel – Shares won almost 5% after the chip maker announced that it will sell its majority stake in Altera to private equity company Silver Lake. The deal is expected to close in the second half of this year. Best Buy – The Electronics – Retailer rose nearly 5% on the back of the exemption of electronic goods by the White House of mutual rates. – CNBC's Hakyung Kim, Jesse Pound, Lisa Kailai Han and Pia Singh have contributed reporting.
