By WSJ Staff
Applied Materials (AMAT): The chip-equipment maker's quarterly results and forecasts for this quarter topped expectations, spurred by the AI boom. Shares skidded 5% in premarket trading, however, when a broader tech selloff looked poised to continue.
Nvidia (NVDA): Two of the chip maker's biggest clients, Amazon (AMZN) and Microsoft $(MSFT)$, backed legislation that would further curb its ability to export to China, The Wall Street Journal reported. Shares dropped more than 1% in premarket trading.
Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD): Shares in the entertainment conglomerate rose offhours after WSJ reported that Paramount $(PSKY)$, Comcast $(CMCSA)$ and Netflix $(NFLX)$ were preparing bids for it. Paramount wants to buy the whole company, while Comcast and Netflix are mainly interested in studios and streaming.
Rocket Lab (RKLB): Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin launched its first NASA mission, deploying two Rocket Lab-made satellites that will fly to Mars ( watch the video). However, shares fell nearly 2% before the bell.
Under Armour (UAA, UA): The athleticwear retailer is expanding its restructuring plan and parting ways with basketball star Stephen Curry's brand.
JBS $(JBS)$: The world's largest meatpacker posted stronger-than-projected quarterly results, with robust beef sales in the U.S. President Trump has accused meatpackers of colluding to boost beef prices.
Coinbase (COIN), Strategy (MSTR), Robinhood (HOOD): Cryptocurrency-related stocks fell premarket, as Bitcoin prices retreated further below $100,000.
Richemont (CH:CFR): The Cartier owner's sales growth accelerated, propelled by the Swiss luxury company's jewelry division. Shares rallied nearly 8%.
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