View the companies that get newspapers in Premarket in the trade. Delta Air Lines – shares withdrew 0.8% after a Delta flight from Minnesota to Toronto crashed at the landing on Monday afternoon. According to local officials, at least 18 people were injured. Southwest Airlines-the value-oriented courier fell 2.4% after Southwest said that it would reduce 15% of his business workforce-a movement that CEO Bob Jordan called “unprecedented”. Fluor-de Engineering stock tumbled 5.5% on the back of weak results and guidelines for the fourth quarter for the win of the entire year. Fluor earned 48 cents per share, excluding items, at $ 4.26 billion in income during the fourth quarter. Analysts investigated by FactSet expected 78 cents per share and $ 4.42 billion in income and turnover. Medtronic – shares fell 2.5% after the creator of medical devices reported disappointing quarterly income, even while exceeding the estimates for income, thanks to the strong demand for his heart and diabetic products. Medtronic achieved an adjusted profit of $ 1.39 per share on a turnover of $ 8.29 billion for the third quarter. Analysts interviewed by FactSet Expected income of $ 1.36 per share, excluding items, with a turnover of $ 8.33 billion. Snowflake – The stock rose almost 3% after receiving an upgrade to perform better from Peer Perform at Wolfe Research. The company pointed to better consumption trends as a catalyst for growth and believes that the software maker of the data analysis will report “solid” results of the fourth quarter next week. Bath & Body Works – The odor shop fell almost 4% after an upgrade to overweight from Neutral at JPMorgan. Analyst Matthew Boss mentioned the expansion of the operational margins and the visible shareholder return as catalysts for the upgrade. Venture Global – shares of the Liquified Natural Gas Provider, which became public at the end of January, rose by 3.7% on the heels of different Wall Street – in mind. Goldman Sachs and Bank of America opened both coverage with buying reviews, while JPMorgan kicks off things with an overweight rating. RBC Capital Markets and Mizuho both have better than ratings. ALTICE USA – The provider of broadband and video service went 5% higher after an upgrade at Raymond James to perform better than market performance. The company is of the opinion that operational changes made by management can show tangible results in the coming 18 months. Tapestry – The clothing stock rose by more than 2% after an upgrade to buy at Redburn Atlantic. Tapestry's coach Brand still has a momentum after a strong 2024, and the investment firm sees further margin improvement. – CNBC's Lisa Kailai Han, Sean Conlon, Jesse Pound, Michelle Fox and Pia Singh have contributed reporting.
