View the companies that get newspapers in Premarket in the trade. Home Depot – The home improvement shop achieved 2.4% after it was kept on the supervision for the entire year. CFO Richard McPhail also said that CNBC Home Depot does not intend to increase prices due to rates. Viking holding shares of the cruise line fell by 5.6%, despite the fact that the results of the first quarter came in better than expected. Viking lost 24 cents per share, excluding items, with a turnover of $ 897.1 million. Analysts interviewed by FactSet expected a loss of 29 cents per share on a turnover of $ 841.2 million. Hewlett Packard Enterprise-De CloudTech shares won advanced 3% after an upgrade to perform better from Evercore Isi, where analyst Amit Daryanani sits his risk-to-relocation as an attractive access point for investors. Uber Technologies – shares have won 1% after news that Uber, as well as Waymo, will work together to promote autonomous journeys in Atlanta. Pony AI de Zores of the US of the autonomous vehicle technology company have risen by more than 5%. The company, established in China, achieved strong three -month results driven by the growing demand for Robotaxi Services from Pony AI. The company also said that it is planning to expand its fleet to 1,000 vehicles at the end of the year. Mongodb – Shares of the database company descended 2% after a downgrade to keep at Loop Capital. Analyst Yun Kim mentioned the “Matte” market adoption of the atlas platform of the company as one of the catalysts for the assessment change. Amer Sports shares of the conglomerate of sports equipment rose by 10% after the results of the first quarter surpassed the estimates of the analysts. Amer reported profit per share of 27 cents, excluding items, with a turnover of $ 1.47 billion. Analysts investigated by FactSet were looking for 15 cents per share and a turnover of $ 1.39 billion. Bilibili-the Chinese Video Sharing Company added 3% after the results of the first quarter defeated the estimates of the analysts, while the daily active users rose to 106.7 million compared to 102.4 million a year ago. D-Wave Quantum shares collected 18% after the company had released its latest computer system, known as Advantage2. Other shares of Kwantum Computer use, Rigetti and Quantum Computing stopped 4.9% and 10.8% respectively. – CNBCs Michelle Fox, Sarah Min and Alex Harring have contributed reporting.
