U.S. stock futures point lower after Democrats in the House said they will proceed with an 'official' impeachment probe of Donald Trump; Nike rises on a strong earnings beat and powerful growth in Asia; Amazon is expected to unveil health wearables at its hardware event in Seattle.

AAR sales jumped 19% from growth in programs and parts supply activities. Aviation services reported an 18% increase, driven by strong demand for new and aftermarket parts.

AAR trades lower after the company provided fiscal-year earnings guidance that was below consensus.

Airlines flyadeal and Green Africa Airways collectively commit to $17 billion in new 737 MAX orders.

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Airbus bested rival Boeing in the 2017 race for new global jet orders, but could soon scrap its flagship A-380 program if a key customer walks away from the word's biggest passenger aircraft.

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Home Depot closed out a busy week by naming CEO Ted Decker as chairman, unveiling a new $15 billion buyback and declaring a $1.90 per share dividend.

"Although we're confident in our ability to perform well in a range of market scenarios, we're mindful of the current macroeconomic trends," said CEO Gary Dickerson.

Deere's third quarter profits "reflected higher costs and production inefficiencies driven by the difficult supply-chain situation," said CEO John May.