By WSJ staff
Whirlpool $(WHR)$: The Michigan-based maker of refrigerators and washing machines roughly halved its full-year earnings guidance, and said it would suspend its dividend as it focuses on paying down debt. The stock fell 15% in premarket trading.
Shell (UK:SHEL): The British energy giant said first-quarter earnings more than doubled, bolstered by oil trading and higher prices, though it warned of lower gas production due to the war with Iran. Shares retreated around 2%.
Arm Holdings $(ARM)$: The chipmaker said it expects higher demand for its new chips, but that it lacks supply to meet all of it. Shares fell more than 5% premarket after rallying yesterday ahead of the update.
Snap (SNAP): Snap and Perplexity scrapped a deal to integrate the startup's AI-powered answer engine directly into the social-media platform-which had boosted hopes for improved profitability at the Snapchat parent. Shares fell 10% premarket.
Davide Campari-Milano (IT:CPR): Shares in the Aperol maker fell nearly 12% after it missed analysts' sales estimates in the first quarter.
DoorDash $(DASH)$: The delivery company said it attracted more customers to its U.S. grocery and retail offerings in the quarter because of an expanded selection in categories like apparel and auto parts. Shares rose 12% in thin premarket trading.
McDonald's $(MCD)$, Carlyle $(CG)$, Airbnb $(ABNB)$ and Coinbase (COIN) are among the companies due to report earnings today.
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