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Good morning. Today is Friday, February 28th. I'm Julie Morgan. Rocket Lab and Soundhound are on the biggest movers list ahead of the opening bell.

Edison leans in on California's Wildfire Fund,

and Bight Dance is planning a multi-billion dollar investment in Thailand.

Rocket Lab USA is down 11% in pre-market action.

Shares plunged on a soft outlook despite a record-setting year,

with annual revenue reaching $436.2 million, up 78% year

over year, and a record Q4 revenue of 132.4 million, up 121% year over year. The company expects

Q1 2025 revenue between 117 and 123 million, below the 135.67 million consensus,

and an adjusted EBAA loss between 33 and 35 million.

Soundound is up 7% pre-market.

Share surged after Q4 results beat estimates with revenue rising 101% year-over-year.

Strong year-end performance propelled the company to the top end of its revenue guidance range,

driven by momentum and voice-enabled agentic AI. Sounddown ended the year with nearly $200 million in cash and no debt.

The company raised its full year 2025 revenue outlook to a range of 157 to 177 million,

up from the prior range of 155 to 175 million. You can check out the full list of the biggest stock movers on this final day of

February. The link is in show notes. Edison International is counting on California's wildfire fund

if the company's equipment is found to have caused last month's deadly eaten fire near Los Angeles. The Southern California

Edison Utility faces a rising number of lawsuits claiming its power lines caused last month's fire.

But according to Reuters, the CEO said on Thursday on the company's earnings call that they

have confidence in the California Wildfire Fund. The fund allows

the state's utilities to recover some wildfire related claims payments. It has $21 billion and has

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