These are a few of the shares making the biggest moves in noon buying and selling Tuesday. Viking Therapeutics — Shares tumbled 42% after part 2 trial outcomes confirmed Viking’s experimental oral weight problems drug had extra unwanted effects than anticipated. About 20% of the sufferers in the trial give up utilizing the drug attributable to symptom akin to nausea and vomiting. On common, sufferers misplaced 12% of their beginning weight after 13 weeks. Target Hospitality — The short-term workforce housing play jumped round 6%. On Monday, Stifel upgraded Target Hospitality to purchase from maintain, dubbing it a “back door data center play” and lifting its goal value to $11 from $7.50. The new goal value suggests about 37% upside from Monday’s shut. Nvidia , Advanced Micro Devices and Palantir Technologies – Investors took earnings in a few of this 12 months’s high-flying tech shares. Nvidia shares dropped almost 3%, whereas AMD fell shut to five%. Palantir misplaced 7%. Strategy , Robinhood and Mara Holdings – Crypto-linked shares dipped on Tuesday as bitcoin pulled again greater than 2%. Bitcoin proxy Strategy and buying and selling app maker Robinhood fell roughly 6% every. Bitcoin miners Mara Holdings and Riot Platforms misplaced greater than 5% and a pair of%, respectively. UnitedHealth – The medical health insurance big slid greater than 2% following back-to-back profitable days. The inventory had seen a current resurgence after Warren Buffett revealed a stake of 5 million shares in UnitedHealth, valued at about $1.6 billion. On Friday, the inventory posted an almost 12% advance for its finest day since 2020. Intel — Shares of the chipmaker jumped greater than 6% after it was introduced that SoftBank will make a roughly $2 billion funding in the firm, paying $23 per share for Intel’s widespread inventory. This comes as the U.S. authorities reportedly has been contemplating taking a stake in Intel. Palo Alto Networks — The cybersecurity inventory gained greater than 3% after the firm’s fiscal fourth-quarter outcomes topped Wall Street’s expectations. Palo Alto additionally posted better-than-expected steerage for the first quarter and full 12 months and introduced that its founder and chief expertise officer, Nir Zuk, is retiring. Fabrinet — The digital manufacturing providers firm dropped 10%. Fiscal fourth quarter adjusted earnings of $2.65 per share simply barely beat the $2.64 per share that analysts polled by FactSet had been anticipating. Revenue of $909.7 million topped the consensus estimate of $883.1 million. Additionally, the firm introduced upbeat earnings and income steerage for the first quarter. Viking Holdings — Shares fell almost 2% after the cruise operator posted its quarterly outcomes. Viking’s second-quarter adjusted earnings of 99 cents per share got here in step with analysts’ expectations, in response to FactSet, whereas its income for the quarter of $1.88 billion beat the $1.85 billion that was anticipated. The firm additionally mentioned it plans to take supply of six river vessels throughout the remainder of this 12 months. Best Buy — The shopper electronics retailer rose 3% following the launch of its third-party market , which can develop its product choices to buyers. Xpeng — U.S. shares of the Chinese electrical automobile startup popped 5% on the heels of the firm posting a smaller-than-expected loss for the second quarter, per FactSet. Its income for the interval additionally topped analysts’ estimates. Tegna — Shares climbed 4%. Television broadcaster Nexstar Media and Tegna introduced Tuesday that Nexstar has agreed to accumulate Tegna for $3.54 billion . The deal is predicted to shut by the second half of subsequent 12 months. Home Depot — Shares of the house enchancment retailer added 3%. Despite the firm lacking on each traces for the first time since 2014, it maintained its full-year outlook. — CNBC’s Alex Harring, Michelle Fox Theobald, Sean Conlon and Christina Cheddar Berk contributed reporting.