Check out the companies that make headlines in pre-market transactions. Groupon – Digital Marketplace stocks surged about 21% after the company’s full-year revenue guidance exceeded Wall Street’s expectations. Groupon has issued a range of $493 million to $500 million, surpassing the $491.5 consensus forecast from analysts voted by FactSet. The company also posted fourth quarter revenues stronger than the streets expected. Intel – Shares rose 8% after Reuters reported that TSMC had filed a joint venture proposal to US chip makers Nvidia, Advanced Micro Devices and Broadcom to operate Intel’s Foundry Division. Nvidia, AMD and Broadcom also leapt in front of Bell. CROCS – Shoe stocks pop 4.2% with the heels of Loop Capital upgrades and purchased from hold. Loop said the stock valuation is attractive and there are opportunities for entry to accompany market volatility linked to tariff uncertainty. NVIDIA – Stocks added 2.3%. The leaders of Megacap Chipmaker and Bull Market recently fell by about 13% in March and about 19% in 2025. Tesla – Electric car maker rose 3.6%. The profits extended Tuesday after President Donald Trump expressed his intention to buy an advisory to buy stocks at Tesla and Morgan Stanley dip. However, Megacap Tech shares had an incursion of over 15% in their worst session on Monday in 2020. Myriad Genetics – Stocks rose 4.2% after Piper Sandler upgraded the genetic testing company from neutral to overweight. The new CEO said he could reset his business and provide reasonable expectations to investors. The $12.50 price target, raised from $11.50, suggests an increase of over 20%. PepsiCo – After a downgrade to keep from a purchase at Jeffreys, our snack and drink stocks were pulled back a bit. The investment company says Pepsi shares are limited in light of the struggles in the US beverage business and the Frito Unit. Sunrun – Residential Solar Company saw a stock that fell 0.6% after Jefferies downgraded its shares and held it from its purchase rating. The Wall Street company said the lack of recovery in the solar industry and the sustained IRA uncertainty will make the company’s outperform difficult. Hubspot – The customer platform provider stock rose 2.8% on the back of Barclays’ back, rising from equal weight from overweight. The company said AI is releasing new monetization opportunities for Hubspot, and said its new pricing model should lead to a re-acceleration of revenue this year. – CNBC’s Yun Li, Hakyung Kim, Pia Singh, Jesse Pound and Sarah Min contributed reporting
