Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) – On Friday, Tesla’s market capitalization surpassed $1 trillion following Donald Trump’s election, anticipated to support CEO Elon Musk’s business ventures, as he was a campaign supporter. Tesla closed last week with a 29% cumulative gain, with shares rising 5.2% pre-market after an 8.2% gain on Friday.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (NYSE:TSM) – Reuters reported Saturday that the U.S. ordered TSMC to halt shipments of advanced chips to Chinese clients, impacting those used in artificial intelligence. The ban aims to prevent Huawei and other Chinese companies from accessing critical technology without authorization, as seen recently. Shares fell 1.9% pre-market.

Sony Group (NYSE:SONY) – In Q2, Sony’s net income surged 69% to $2.22 billion (¥338.50 billion), exceeding analysts’ ¥254.0 billion forecast. Despite a decline in PS5 sales, which reached 3.8 million units, gaming operating profit more than doubled thanks to software and services sales. Sony revised its annual revenue forecast, now projecting a 2.4% decline, better than the previously forecasted 3.2%. Shares fell 2.3% pre-market after a 9.0% rise on Friday.

Salesforce (NYSE:CRM) – Salesforce is optimistic about its new generative AI product, Agentforce, launched recently, and plans to add 1,000 new sales representatives. Shares rose 0.1% pre-market following a 3.6% rise on Friday.

ASML (NASDAQ:ASML) – ASML faced a global IT outage on Friday, affecting communication with suppliers and requiring some staff to work remotely. The issue was resolved the same day, though the company has yet to disclose the cause. Shares rose 0.6% pre-market after a 1.1% drop on Friday.

Toyota Motor (NYSE:TM) – Toyota plans to produce at least 2.5 million vehicles annually in China by 2030, focusing on increased autonomy for local executives in product development. This strategy contrasts with other global automakers distancing their operations from China.

Stellantis (NYSE:STLA) – Stellantis signed a binding agreement with Australia’s Novonix to acquire high-performance synthetic graphite for its North American cell manufacturing partners. Between 2026 and 2031, Stellantis expects to receive up to 115,000 metric tons of the material. Shares fell 0.7% pre-market after a 4.2% drop on Friday.

Chevron (NYSE:CVX) – After Hurricane Rafael weakened, Chevron resumed the relocation of teams and production at its Gulf of Mexico platforms, where it operates six facilities. Shares rose 0.4% pre-market after a 0.1% increase on Friday.

Embraer (NYSE:ERJ) – Brazilian company Embraer is gaining ground internationally. Sweden selected Embraer’s C-390 Millennium as its new military cargo aircraft, marking the model’s first sale to a Northern European country. Shares closed up 6.4% on Friday.

Booking.com (NASDAQ:BKNG), Enphase Energy (NASDAQ:ENPH) – After a 13.6% increase in operating costs last quarter, Booking.com announced layoffs as part of a restructuring, including modernization and acquisition optimizations. Enphase Energy announced a 17% global workforce reduction, incurring $17-$20 million in charges. Enphase shares rose 0.3% pre-market after a 6.6% drop on Friday.

Quarterly reports expected before market open include Monday.com  (NASDAQ:MNDY), ICL Group  (NYSE:ICL), Aramark  (NYSE:ARMK), Global Ship Lease  (NYSE:GSL), Nuwellis  (NASDAQ:NUWE), Rockwell Medical  (NASDAQ:RMTI), RadNet  (NASDAQ:RDNT), Sapiens  (NASDAQ:SPNS) and Bridgestone  (USOTC:BRDCY).

After-market reports expected from Zeta Global  (NYSE:ZETA), Grab  (NASDAQ:GRAB), Luminar  (NASDAQ:LAZR), Live Nation  (NYSE:LYV), Assertio  (NASDAQ:ASRT), Angi Inc.  (NASDAQ:ANGI), Assured Guaranty  (NYSE:AGO), Double Down Interactive  (NASDAQ:DDI) and Vaalco Energy  (NYSE:EGY).