Stocks to Watch Wednesday: Rivian, Spotify, Just Eat -- WSJ

Dow Jones11-13

By Chelsey Dulaney

Rivian Automotive $(RIVN)$: The electric-vehicle startup's shares jumped 14% premarket after its joint venture with Germany's Volkswagen (XE: VOW3) was upsized to $5.8 billion.

Spotify $(SPOT)$: The streaming company posted a third consecutive quarterly profit, as its efforts to control costs pay off. Shares rose 7% in premarket trading.

Just Eat Takeaway.com (UK:JET, NL:TKWY): The food delivery company agreed to sell Grubhub, in a deal that values the business at $650 million, including debt. Just Eat's shares surged over 20% in European trading.

Seven & i (JP:3382): The Japanese owner of 7-Eleven received a buyout proposal from one of its top executives, about a month after Canada's Alimentation Couche-Tard (CA:ATD) made a revised takeover offer. Shares rose 12% in Tokyo.

Siemens Energy (XE:ENR): Shares jumped 16% in Frankfurt after the utility supplier raised its outlook and said its order backlog hit a new record last quarter.

Tencent (HK:700): The Chinese technology giant reported a 47% jump in quarterly profit, fueled by its gaming business.

Cisco Systems $(CSCO)$ is due to report earnings after the closing bell.

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