U.S. Movers: Alaska Air, Blackstone, D.R. Horton, Equifax

Alaska Air estimated higher-than-expected earnings in the second quarter and for the full year due to a stronger-than-expected rebound in travel demand. Equifax's current-quarter outlook fell below market expectations. 

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U.S. Movers: ASML, Autodesk, JB Hunt, United Airlines, Tesla, Travelers

The Dutch advanced chip equipment maker reiterated its annual revenue outlook. United Airlines reported better than expected results in the first quarter. JB Hunt's revenue and earnings fell short of market expectations. 

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U.S. Movers: AMD, Bank of America, Johnson & Johnson, Morgan Stanley, UnitedHealth Group

AMD released its latest chip to power personal computers to process artificial intelligence tasks. Morgan Stanley reported strong quarterly revenue backed by an increase in investment banking activities. Bank of America said net interest income advanced in the first quarter.

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U.S. Movers: Charles Schwab, Goldman Sachs, Salesforce, Tesla

Goldman Sachs reported a sharp jump in investment banking segment revenue in the first quarter. Charles Schwab said assets under management fees rose 21% in the first quarter from a year ago to record $1.3 billion. Tesla plans to lay off 10% of its global staff as the company battles slowing sales growth and rising competition from Chinese electric vehicle makers.

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U.S. Movers: BlackRock, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo

JPMorgan said first quarter earnings rose, and customers are shifting their deposits to higher-yielding assets. Wells Fargo lowered loan loss provisions in its latest quarter. BlackRock said higher assets under management lifted quarterly fees. 

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U.S. Movers: Alpine Immune, CarMax, Regional Banks, Vertex Pharmaceuticals

Vertex Pharmaceuticals agreed to acquire Alpine Immune Sciences for $4.9 billion in cash. CarMax pushed back its long-term goal of selling two million user cars a year, citing macroeconomic uncertainties.

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U.S. Movers: Delta Air, Microsoft, NetEase, PriceSmart, WD 40

Microsoft revived the game distribution partnership between its unit Blizzard and China-based NetEase despite worries of intellectual property theft. Delta Air reported strong March quarter earnings growth.

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U.S. Movers: Ally Financial, BlackBerry, Boeing, Lucid Group, Norfolk Southern

BlackBerry announced a partnership with AMD to roll out its advanced robotics platform. Norfolk Southern announced a class action settlement relating to the East Palestine derailment.

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U.S. Movers: ConAgra, Intuitive Machines, Lamb Weston, Levi Strauss

Lamb Weston said ERP system transition troubles negatively impacted sales and earnings in its latest quarter. Levi Strauss reported a decline in revenue and earnings in its latest quarter but held out for higher annual sales.

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U.S. Stock Movers: Cal-Maine, Dave & Buster's, Intel, Taiwan Semi, Tesla

Cal-Maine reported a sharp decline in quarterly sales and earnings. Dave & Buster's revenue and earnings fell short of market expectations. Tesla extended its two-day losses. Fabless semiconductor companies were in focus after a strong earthquake hit Taiwan.

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U.S. Movers: Cigna, General Electric, Humana, PVH, UnitedHealth, Tesla

PVH Corp. offered a weak annual outlook, citing elevated macroeconomic uncertainty in Europe. Tesla said production and deliveries of electric vehicles declined in the first quarter. General Electric completes its three-way split, and its energy unit starts trading as a separate company on Tuesday. 

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U.S. Movers: MillerKnoll, RH, Sprinklr, Verint Systems

The upscale furniture retailer RH guided an improving demand trend but offered a cautious view on revenue growth. MillerKnoll offered a cautious revenue outlook for the current quarter, citing near-term tepid economic conditions. Verint Systems estimated a mid-single-digit increase in annual revenue.

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U.S. Movers: GameStop, Lands End, Merck, Robinhood Markets, Shockwave Medical, Trump Media

Shockwave Medical extended gains on possible merger talks with Johnson & Johnson. Land's End reported better-than-expected quarterly sales. GameStop's quarterly sales lagged market expectations.

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U.S. Movers: Hershey, Krispy Kreme, McCormick, Mondelez

Food products and chocolate makers were in focus after the cocoa price soared to a record high on supply worries. Krispy Kreme plans to sell donuts in McDonald's restaurants in the next two years.

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U.S. Movers: Accenture, Alphabet, Apple, Boeing, Meta, Nvidia, Super Micro Computer

Boeing announced a leadership shakeup, and the chief executive and chairman announced their resignations. Super Micro Computer rebounded from the previous week's losses. 

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