Spotify Technology S.A. stock edged roughly 1% higher in premarket action Wednesday, trading near $481. The move comes after SPOT soared 14.8% the previous session, finishing Tuesday at $476.02.
Pfizer slipped 0.3% to $27.52 ahead of the bell Wednesday, following a 2.1% gain Tuesday that took shares to $27.61. The stock hit $27.73 during the session, with trading volume reaching roughly 43.6 million shares.
Opendoor Technologies Inc edged 0.8% higher ahead of the open on Wednesday, trading at $4.73. That uptick comes after a 5.1% drop the day before, when shares settled at $4.69.
Bank of America Corp heads into Wednesday’s session in the spotlight, with traders eyeing a postponed U.S. jobs report that might jolt rate expectations. Shares gave up 1.8% Tuesday, ending the day at $55.39.
Shopify projected first-quarter revenue would increase by a little over 30%, and on Wednesday, the board cleared a $2 billion buyback. That move sent U.S. shares up more than 7% in premarket hours. Bloomberg flagged the stock’s early gains after Shopify topped revenue estimates. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-02-11/shopify-shares-soar-in-premarket-after-revenue-beat
Repairs at Novelis’s Oswego, New York, aluminum plant—damaged by fire—should wrap up by the end of June, the Wall Street Journal said Wednesday. That timeline could help relieve a key supply snag for Ford Motor and other carmakers.
Hims & Hers Health stock edged 0.1% higher to $17.25 ahead of the open Wednesday, recovering a sliver after tumbling 10.8% Tuesday and sinking 16% the session before.
Nationwide Building Society on Tuesday said it's now letting borrowers sign mortgage deeds electronically, doing away with the tradition of a witnessed wet-ink signature. The lender called the change a UK first, and confirmed it plans to use Qualified Electronic Signatures for both home purchases and remortgages.
Ondas Inc held steady in premarket hours Wednesday, following a 6.4% drop the day before. Shares most recently changed hands at $9.68 ahead of the 9:30 a.m. ET U.S. open.
Plug Power dropped 2.86% to $2.04 on Tuesday. Around 82.4 million shares changed hands—well shy of the stock’s 50-day average. Once again, the hydrogen fuel-cell firm is pushing a proposal to boost its share issuance capacity, grabbing investor attention right before Wednesday’s open.
Sheng Siong dropped sharply on Wednesday, closing off 4.2% at S$2.73 after taking a bigger hit of 6% earlier, following OCBC’s downgrade of the Singapore grocer to “hold”. https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/sheng-siong-shares-close-4-2-lower-after-ocbc-downgrade
Intel Corp shares ticked 0.5% higher before the bell Wednesday, changing hands at $47.38. On Tuesday, the stock had dropped 6.19% to close at $47.13, after opening at $50.41 and ranging from $46.77 to $50.54. Roughly 99.83 million shares traded, right around its three-month average.
Shares of QVC Group Inc’s Series A tumbled 66.1% to finish at $3.74 on Tuesday, after Bloomberg News disclosed the home-shopping company is negotiating with creditors over a possible debt restructuring tied to Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Shares of Moody’s Corporation slipped 0.1% to $418.49 ahead of Wednesday’s open. The stock had closed Tuesday at $418.96, capping a sharp 6.8% decline.