Check-Cap (NASDAQ:CHEK) reported quarterly losses of $(0.04) per share which beat the analyst consensus estimate of $(0.05) by 20 percent. This is a 63.64 percent increase over losses of $(0.11) per share from the same period last year.
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U.S. stocks are priming for a narrowly mixed start ahead of the all-important non-farm payrolls data, an important piece of economic evidence the Federal Open Market Committee would consider while deliberating on the Fed funds rate next week.