Stock futures were mostly higher Thursday as investors tried to make sense of Big Tech earnings, the latest move on interest rates from the Federal Reserve, and a meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping that appeared to go pretty much as expected. The software company and the second-most valuable U.S. corporation, which finished Wednesday with a market cap of $4.025 trillion, reported fiscal first-quarter adjusted earnings of $4.13 a share, better than Wall Street consensus of $3.67. Revenue was $77.7 billion, ahead of analysts’ expectations of $75.4 billion, while Azure revenue rose by 40%, higher than forecasts of 38% growth.
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