Take a look at the businesses making headlines in noon buying and selling.

Palo Alto Networks — The safety software program supplier jumped 14.8% after Palo Alto beat expectations for earnings when reporting after the bell Friday. Goldman Sachs reiterated the inventory as purchase following its report.

Earthstone Vitality, Permian Assets — Earthstone Vitality jumped 16.7% following the announcement that Permian Assets is shopping for the oil and fuel firm in an all-stock deal valued close to $4.5 billion, together with debt. Permian shares added 2.3.

Nvidia — Shares climbed 8.5% after HSBC reiterated a purchase score and raised its goal worth on the chipmaker. Baird additionally named Nvidia a prime decide. The corporate experiences earnings Wednesday after the bell.

Napco Safety Applied sciences — The safety tech inventory plummeted 45% after Napco stated Friday that an audit discovered errors in latest monetary statements, with gross revenue, working earnings and web earnings overstated.

Xpeng — The Chinese language electrical automobile maker jumped 9.7% following an improve to purchase from impartial by Financial institution of America. The agency stated Xpeng ought to see enhancements in China given its partnership with Volkswagen and higher price construction.

Tesla — The electrical automobile maker added 7.3%, regaining floor after tumbling about 11% final week following information of extra worth cuts in China.

VMware, Broadcom — VMware and Broadcom added 4.9% and 4.8%, respectively. Broadcom obtained remaining transaction approval from the U.Okay.’s Competitors and Markets Authority for an acquisition of the cloud computing firm and expects different required regulatory approvals earlier than Oct. 30. 

Farfetch — The e-commerce style firm’s shares jumped greater than 3.8% Monday. The inventory tumbled greater than 45% throughout Friday’s buying and selling session after posting a income miss within the prior quarter. Farfetch’s full-year income steering additionally got here in beneath analysts’ expectations.

Acushnet Holdings — The golf gear maker and proprietor of Titleist added 5% after Jefferies upgraded the corporate to purchase from maintain. The Wall Road agency excepts Acushnet to defend its prime place whereas increasing margins and progress.

— CNBC’s Sarah Min, Hakyung Kim and Samantha Subin contributed reporting.