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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U.S. Movers: Dutch Bros, FedEx, Lululemon, Nike

Lululemon reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings but issued a softer growth outlook. FedEx reported strong quarterly results. Nike said sales growth in China slowed after activities returned to normal following the COVID-19 rebound. 

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U.S. Movers: Accenture, Darden Restaurants, Five Below, Micron Technology

Accenture reported better-than-expected quarterly results but issued a cautious outlook. Five Below said "shrink headwinds" pushed its quarterly earnings towards the lower the end of its guidance.

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U.S. Stock Movers: Chipotle Mexican Grill, General Mills, Intel, JetBlue, Samsung Electronics, Signet Jewelers

Chipotle Mexican Grill announced a stock split. Intel is expected to receive a large grant and a loan package from the U.S. government. Signet Jewelers estimated a weak outlook for the current year. 

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