U.S. futures point to mixed open to kick off October

There are some of the biggest moves in the pre market.

Credit Suisse slid in premarket trading after the bank sought to calm the fears of investors and clients about its financial health over the weekend.

During the third quarter, the company delivered over 343,000 vehicles. The number was up 42% from a year ago, but below expectations.

The Wall Street Journal reported that ViaSat was close to a deal to sell a military communications unit to a defense contractor.

Myovant surged 31.3% in the premarket after it rejected a bid by its largest shareholder to buy the shares it doesn't already own. The offer undervalues the company according to myovant.

The company said it was closing five more offices on top of the ones it already closed. The closing of the trading platform operator will result in charges of over forty million dollars. There was a 1% fall in the pre market.

Sky News reported that merger talks between Vodafone and Three UK have accelerated, causing the telecom company's shares to jump 3.2% in premarket action.

About 1,000 finance-related jobs have been eliminated by Stanley Black & Decker. Stanley Black & Decker is trying to cut costs as it deals with higher costs and slower demand.

Freshpet rose 2.3% in premarket trading after it was reported that the company was looking into a possible sale.

Morgan Stanley upgraded the cloud computing company's stock to "overweight" from "equal-weight", citing strong execution and a favorable competitive landscape.