Stocks open Wednesday in the red
DoubleVerify tumbles 38% after cutting Q2 and full-year guidance
Wednesday’s biggest premarket movers include Lyft, Uber, Rivian and more
Intel shares dip after chipmaker lowers guidance on U.S. Commerce Department notice
Uber shares fall on weaker-than-expected bookings revenue
— Fred Imbert
European markets slightly higher
— Karen Gilchrist
UOB first-quarter net profit falls less than expected, helped by fee income
— Lim Hui Jie
Nintendo shares slide after results and announcement of new Switch console
Bears have one real level left to defend, BTIG says
Coffee customers flocking to Dutch Bros shops
Dutch Bros shares are soaring on strong Q1 results. Same-store sales jumped 10% – the largest rise since the fourth quarter of 2021. CEO Christine Barone pointed out that the coffee chain saw “a healthy combination of ticket expansion and traffic.” That’s a stark contrast to coffee giant Starbucks, which last week reported a 7% drop in transactions during its latest quarter that sent the stock tumbling.