By WSJ Staff
Alphabet $(GOOGL)$: Google's parent company reported quarterly operating income of $30.6 billion late Thursday, solidly beating Wall Street's forecasts. Shares jumped 5.5% in premarket trading.
Intel $(INTC)$: The troubled chip company posted a quarterly loss and gave a weak revenue outlook. Executives said tariffs would boost costs and sap demand, after an initial rush to buy ahead of the levies. Shares dropped 5% ahead of the open.
Tesla $(TSLA)$: Shares of Elon Musk's EV maker rose in brisk premarket trading, putting them on track to rally for a fourth-straight day.
Saab (SE:SAAB.B): The defense company, one of several in Europe to have benefited from the continent's rearmament this year, said sales rose more than 10% last quarter and profit topped forecasts. Shares gained 3% in Stockholm.
Lazard $(LAZ)$, Colgate-Palmolive $(CL)$ and Phillips 66 (PSX) are among the companies due to report earnings before the bell.
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