U.S. stock index futures were lower on Tuesday, with dour earnings forecasts from Apple supplier Skyworks and payments firm PayPal weighing on sentiment, while investors focused on a debt-ceiling deadlock.
Ireland's Ryanair is set to bury the hatchet with its exclusive supplier and place a multi-billion-dollar order for Boeing jets on Tuesday, ending an 18-month spat over prices.
Under Armour Inc forecast annual sales and profit below Wall Street expectations on Tuesday in a sign that persistent inflation was hampering demand and higher discounts were eating into profit margins, sending its shares down 5% before the bell.
The European Commission has announced restrictions on the imports of Ukrainian wheat, maize, rapeseed and sunflower seed in Poland, Hungary, Romania, Slovakia and Bulgaria until June 5.
Duke Energy Corp on Tuesday missed Wall Street estimates for first-quarter profit, as the gas and electric utilities firm was hit by unfavorable weather, higher interest expenses, and lower volumes.
U.S. refiner Valero Energy Corp said on Tuesday CEO Joseph Gorder would step down from the role on June 30 and named Chief Operating Officer Lane Riggs as his successor.
Fisker Inc lowered its 2023 production target on Tuesday, the latest sign that U.S. electric-vehicle startups were struggling to ramp up output in the face of supply chain constraints, easing demand and a tight cash position.
Shares of regional lenders PacWest Bancorp and Western Alliance resumed their slide in premarket trading on Tuesday as investors feared the ongoing banking crisis could deepen.
Novavax Inc on Tuesday announced plans to cut 25% of its workforce and unveiled promising data for its COVID-influenza combination vaccine and two other shots, raising hopes of a recovery for the cash-strapped biotech.
Coty Inc raised its annual profit forecast for the second time and beat quarterly revenue and earnings estimates, buoyed by the CoverGirl parent's price hikes and steady demand for its high-end and affordable cosmetics and fragrances.
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