By WSJ Staff

Alphabet (GOOG, GOOGL): Google used a court order to remove dozens of domains belonging to Ipidea from the internet. Google says the Chinese company sneaks dangerous software onto millions of phones, home computers and Android devices. Alphabet shares rose nearly 2% in premarket trading.

Southwest Airlines $(LUV)$: The carrier projected a fourfold profit surge this year as its transition to assigned seats and other premium offerings takes effect. Shares flew up 5.5% premarket.

Toyota (TM, JP:7203): The Japanese company remained the world's top-selling automaker in 2025, with group sales rising to a record 11.3 million vehicles.

Las Vegas Sands $(LVS)$: The casino operator posted forecast-beating quarterly earnings, but results fell short in the gambling hub of Macau. The stock lost 10% before the bell.

Deutsche Bank (DB, XE:DBK): The German lender reported forecast-topping quarterly profit on lighter costs and sustained performance by its investment bank. However, shares fell nearly 2%.

Whirlpool $(WHR)$: The appliance maker's quarterly sales declined slightly. The company flagged a $200 million structural cost take-out to help mitigate tariffs. The stock slid 8.5% premarket.

Hyundai Motor (KR:005380): South Korea's biggest carmaker recorded sharply weaker quarterly earnings, dented by U.S. tariffs, and signaled another challenging year ahead.

Rémy Cointreau (FR:RCO): The French liquor company logged quarterly sales that beat expectations. Shares gained nearly 6%.

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