Premarket movers: Disney, Arm surge; PayPal slips By

-- Here are Foreign exchange transactions with good reputationsome of the biggest U.S. stock movers prior to the start of New York trading on Thursday. Please check back later for updates:

Walt (NYSE:)shares advanced in premarket U.S. trading on Thursday after the entertainment giant unveiled better-than-expected first-quarter earnings and a $3 billion share buyback.

Shares in (NASDAQ:)surged in premarket trading after the chip designer hiked its annual guidance as royalty revenue was bolstered by soaring demand for artificial intelligence.

U.S.-listed shares in Group (NYSE:)slumped as worsening conditions in China led the e-commerce behemoth to post lower-than-projected fourth-quarter profit, while a $25 billion increase in its share repurchase program did little to inspire confidence.

Under Armour(NYSE:)rises after the athletic apparel group raised its full-year income guidance, citing receding input and freight costs.

PayPal (NASDAQ:)shares dipped after the online payments provider forecast flat 2024 adjusted income, although executives told analysts that they are working to make the company leaner to help support profits.

GoPro (NASDAQ:)shares slipped following weaker-than-projected fourth-quarter revenue from the consumer electronics maker.

Apollo Global Management (NYSE:)shares edged higher after the private equity firm reported an almost 31% spike in adjusted net income, topping Wall Street estimates.

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