MetLife Inc.

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MetLife, further building its group-benefits lines, agreed to pay $1.68 billion for vision-care provider Versant Health.

Stock futures rise as President Trump pushes for a reopening of the U.S. economy; the ADP private payrolls report is expected to show job losses of 20 million in April; Disney's profit slumps as the coronavirus keeps the entertainment giant's theme parks closed.

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U.S. stock futures rise, getting a lift from Apple, which was higher after the tech giant beat earnings expectations, and as Wall Street prepares for the first interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve in more than a decade; GE, Qualcomm and Humana report earnings.

MetLife revenue expected to rise 7.4% to $15.9 billion.

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Global stocks inched higher Thursday as investors looked to put the worst month for equity markets in at least two years behind them even as most of the headline risks that drove markets lower through the month October, including U.S.-China trade concerns, rising interest rates and slow economic growth, remain firmly entrenched in sentiment.

U.S. stock futures rise modestly as traders are relieved to put a brutal October behind them and look forward to earnings from Apple after Thursday's closing bell; Starbucks and DowDuPont also are expected to issue earnings reports; Google workers plan a walkout to protest sexual misconduct.

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