Here are the stocks making notable moves before the opening bell. Target — Shares jumped nearly 14% in the premarket after the retailer posted second-quarter results that beat expectations. Earnings per share came in at $2.
57, while revenue totaled $25.45 billion. Analysts polled by LSEG expected a profit of $2.
18 per share on revenue of $25.21 billion. However, Target maintained a cautious outlook for the full year.
JD.com — Shares of the Chinese tech company fell more than 8% after Walmart confirmed that it was selling its stake in the online retailer. Macy's — The department store operator's stock dropped more than 6% after the firm cut its full-year sales forecast as it is contending with selective shoppers and more promotions.
The retailer also posted a mixed quarter, topping Wall Street's earnings expectations but missing on revenue. Texas Instruments — The tech stock rose nearly 2% after an upgrade to buy from neutral at Citi. The investment firm said that Texas Instruments' operating margins are set to rebound in the coming quarters.
Corning — Shares of the glassmaker gained 1.7% after Mizuho upgraded Corning to outperform from neutral, saying a recent pullback in the stock gives investors an attractive entry point into an optical glass fiber business that has robust growth prospects. Keysight Technologies — Shares of the electronics company jumped 11% after revenue fell less than expected in the firm's fiscal third quarter.
Keysight reported $1.22 billion.