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Check out a companies creation headlines before a bell. Rivian Automotive — The EV builder popped 8.8% in early Wednesday trade after augmenting a prolongation foresee for a full year by 2,000 units, to 54,000, and posted a smaller-than-expected detriment in a latest quarter. Lyft — Shares gained 2.9% forward of a rideshare company’s gain set for recover postmarket Wednesday. Analysts surveyed by FactSet’s StreetAccount design 15 cents per share in gain on income of $1.14 billion, while Lyft’s past superintendence foresee income to come in between $1.13 billion and $1.15 billion. Quanta Services — Shares of a electric energy executive edged adult 1.8% after Goldman Sachs upgraded Quanta to buy, observant a batch is beaten down and an event for investors in light of a need for continued application investment in energy grid modernization. eBay — Shares tumbled 6.8% after a online marketplace offering diseased superintendence for income in a stream entertain and full year. Otherwise, eBay kick researcher estimates for third entertain gain per share, while income for a duration matched a accord LSEG forecast. Warner Bros. Discovery — The owners of HBO and The Food Network mislaid 0.5% premarket after income missed researcher estimates along 3 pivotal metrics (Studios, Network and Direct-to-Consumer), as did practiced EBITDA for Studios and Networks, according to FactSet. Robinhood Markets — Shares forsaken 9% after Robinhood reported unsatisfactory third-quarter revenue. The trade height posted income of $467 million, reduce than a accord guess of $478 million, according to LSEG, before famous as Refinitiv. Estee Lauder — Shares slipped 1.3% after being downgraded by TD Cowen to marketplace perform from outperform. Continued consumer debility in China was among a reasons for Cowen’s call. Disney — The thesis park owners and film studio strew 0.5% forward of a gain due Wednesday after a shutting bell. Analysts are examination for Disney’s income expansion in a direct-to-consumer business driven by Disney+, and are looking to see how a association will boost ESPN into a bone-fide streaming segment. — CNBC’s Alex Harring, Sarah Min and Michelle Fox Theobald contributed reporting.
