By WSJ Staff
Nvidia $(NVDA)$: The AI chip maker reported sharply higher quarterly sales and profit, but a narrower profit margin. Shares were little changed in early premarket trading.
Snowflake (SNOW): The software company reported a big jump in quarterly revenue late Wednesday, but a wider loss than a year earlier. Shares climbed 10% ahead of the opening bell.
WPP (UK:WPP), $(WPP)$: The U.K. advertising group posted a steeper-than-expected drop in revenue and projected little improvement this year, hit by economic tailwinds in North America and China. Shares plummeted 16% in London.
Rolls-Royce (UK:RR): The engine manufacturer resumed shareholder payouts after a five-year break and raised its earnings forecasts. The stock jumped around 14% in London.
Salesforce $(CRM)$: The software company's profit rose last quarter, but its revenue outlook missed expectations. Shares fell roughly 5% premarket.
Stellantis $(STLA)$, (IT:STLAM): President Trump's European Union tariff threats knocked shares in auto manufacturers in the region. Shares in Jeep-maker Stellantis fell 2.5% in Milan.
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