By WSJ Staff

DoorDash $(DASH)$: The food-delivery company posted mixed quarterly results, but its forecast for gross order value this quarter topped projections. Shares jumped 13% in premarket trading.

Carvana (CVNA): Quarterly earnings from the used-vehicle marketplace operator disappointed investors, despite record car sales boosting revenue. The stock slid 17% premarket.

Airbus (FR:AIR): The Boeing rival set a lower-than-expected goal for plane deliveries this year. Airbus said Pratt & Whitney engine shortages forced it to slow production of A320 jets. Shares dropped 6% in Paris.

EBay $(EBAY)$: The online-auction site will buy secondhand-fashion platform Depop from Etsy $(ETSY)$ for about $1.2 billion. EBay also reported stronger-than-projected quarterly results. Both stocks rallied ahead of the open.

Nestlé (CH:NESN): The Swiss food conglomerate plans to offload its ice-cream business, as it streamlines to focus on four main categories. Shares rose nearly 3% in Switzerland.

Molson Coors Beverage $(TAP)$: The brewer's quarterly results missed top-line guidance. Shares skidded 6.5% in offhours trading. Molson Coors is leaning into value beers like Keystone Light and Miller High Life to appeal to Americans tightening their spending.

Walmart $(WMT)$: The first traditional retailer to attain a $1 trillion valuation is due to post earnings on Thursday. Shares fell around 1% ahead of the open.

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