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Tesla, Pinterest, IBM, Intel: What to Watch When the Stock Market Opens Today

Futures put Wall Street indexes on course to open with muted losses. Here’s what’s moving in premarket trading:

  • Digital World Acquisition

    DWAC -0.50%

    jumped 20% premarket in volatile trading, after announcing a plan to merge with Trump Media & Technology Group, which aims to launch a social-media platform backed by former President Donald Trump.

  • U.S.-traded shares of China’s

    Luckin Coffee

    LKNCY 1.01%

    were up 6.2% premarket after it reported unaudited results for the first half of 2021.

  • Tesla

    TSLA 0.18%

    shares slipped 1.4% ahead of the opening bell. The electric-vehicle maker notched a third consecutive record quarterly profit, thanks in part to its ability to navigate persistent global supply-chain disruptions.

  • AT&T

    T 1.25%

    gained 1.2%. The carrier added 928,000 postpaid phone subscribers in the third quarter, showing how a year of deep handset discounts for new and existing customers is proving a winning formula.

  • Pinterest

    PINS 12.77%

    edged down 0.9% premarket, eating into Wednesday’s 13% rise that came after The Wall Street Journal reported that

    PayPal

    PYPL -4.91%

    is in talks to acquire the social-media platform.

  • Blackstone

    BX 1.50%

    jumped 2.9% premarket after the private-equity firm’s net income nearly doubled in the third quarter, driven by strong investment performance for its largest strategies and continued expansion into fast-growing new business lines.

  • American Airlines

    AAL -0.05%

    gained 1%. The airline turned a profit for the third quarter despite the rise of the Covid-19 Delta variant delaying some of its revenue recovery.

  • IBM

    IBM -0.06%

    fell 5.5% premarket after it reported weaker-than-expected revenue in the latest quarter, weighed down by its cloud business and some clients’ pause in spending.

The IBM office in Foster City, Calif., July 14, 2021.



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David Paul Morris/Bloomberg News

  • Rail operators were taking different trajectories after their earnings reports.

    Union Pacific

    UNP 1.00%

    ticked down 0.8% premarket after it logged higher earnings and revenue in the latest quarter, despite no growth in freight volumes.

  • CSX

    CSX 1.03%

    gained 3.3% premarket after the rail operator posted third-quarter results ahead of expectations, as a 24% surge in revenue just outpaced a 23% increase in expenses.

  • Canadian National Railway

    CNI 5.23%

    nudged up 0.9% premarket. Activist investor Elliott Management has a big stake in the company, adding to pressure on the railroad after its CEO resigned following a failed bid for rival

    Kansas City Southern.

    KSU 1.20%

  • Las Vegas Sands

    LVS -1.94%

    slipped 2.7% premarket. The casino operator’s losses narrowed in the third quarter as revenue improved, but increased pandemic-related restrictions and slow tourism continued to hurt financial results.

  • Discover Financial Services

    DFS 1.39%

    was down 2.1% premarket after the company reported a better-than-expected profit in the latest quarter, but a loss on investment caused the company to miss revenue expectations.

  • Intel,

    INTC 0.29%

    Chipotle,

    CMG -0.98%

    Snap,

    SNAP -1.02%

    Mattel

    MAT -2.21%

    and

    Whirlpool

    WHR 1.75%

    will report earnings after the close.

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  • Chinese dollar-bond defaults are rising quickly as the country’s housing market slumps, and the problem could worsen as a wave of debt from the beleaguered industry comes due in the coming months.

Write to James Willhite at james.willhite@wsj.com

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