Stock futures rise as Trump delays Iran attack; GoPro cuts 23% workforce; Kimberly-Clark warehouse fire impacts shares.

Stock index futures surged after President Trump announced a two-week suspension of bombing Iran, pending Strait of Hormuz reopening, boosting market optimism. GoPro is cutting 23% of its workforce to reduce costs amid ongoing losses, expecting restructuring charges up to $15 million. Kimberly-Clark shares dropped 4% following a massive fire at its California warehouse, suspected to be arson by an employee, but showed partial recovery in premarket trading. These events highlight geopolitical relief, corporate cost-cutting, and operational risks affecting markets.