Trending Tickers: Netflix, Uber, BP, Coinbase, Burberry

Netflix (NFLX):
Netflix shares fell 1.7% in pre-market trading despite beating Q2 earnings expectations. Revenue rose 16% to $11.08bn, with profits up 46%. The company lifted its full-year forecast but warned of lower margins in H2 due to increased content and marketing spend. Investors appeared cautious, citing FX-driven growth and high valuations.

Uber (UBER):
Uber was flat pre-market after announcing a $300m partnership with Lucid and Nuro to deploy 20,000 autonomous robotaxis starting in 2026. The vehicles will be Lucid Gravity SUVs fitted with Nuro’s AV tech, launching in a major U.S. city next year.

BP (BP.L):
BP shares rose as it agreed to sell its U.S. onshore wind business to LS Power. The sale, part of BP’s renewed focus on oil and gas, includes nine wind farms with a combined 1.7GW capacity.

Coinbase (COIN):
Coinbase jumped over 3%, closing above $410 as the U.S. House passed two crypto regulation bills: the Clarity Act and Genius Act. The exchange is seen as a major beneficiary of clearer digital asset rules.

Burberry (BRBY.L):
Burberry shares climbed after reporting a smaller-than-expected 6% drop in sales. Retail revenue hit £433m in Q1, with modest growth in the Americas and EMEIA offsetting declines in Asia. The company signaled early progress in its turnaround under new CEO Joshua Schulman.

Kursiv Uzbekistan also reports that there are 16,685 enterprises with foreign investment operating in Uzbekistan.