As retail week takes centre stage, DIY giant Home Depot Inc (NYSE:HD) is in focus in pre-market deals.
Shares are down 2.92% to US$185.50 each after the firm posted a quarterly sales miss.
Net sales for the three months were up 4.4% to US$24.95bn but analyst consensus was for revenue of US$25.15bn.
Elswewhere, Sorl Auto Parts Inc (NASDAQ:SORL) saw shares surge over 17% to US$6.15 in pre-market deals after a strong first quarter earnings report.
The group's earnings totaled US$8.27 million, or US$0.43 per share,compared with US$6.92 million, or US$0.36 per share, in last year's first quarter.
Analysts had expected the firm to earn US$0.19 per share, so it was a hefty beat.
Meanwhile, Agilent Technologies (NYSE:A) shed 7.08% to US$64.31 before the New York bell after the health care equipment and services provider reported slightly better-than-expected earnings, but guidance fell short of expectations.
The company said it expects second-quarter earnings between 61 US cents and 63 US cents a share on revenue between US$1.19bn and US$1.21bn. Wall Street had projected earnings of 65 US cents on US$1.21bn in revenue, according to Thomson Reuters consensus estimates.
Elsewhere, Chinese e-commerce group Vipshop Holdings Ltd (NYSE:VIPS) saw shares tank over 16% to US$12.65 in pre-market after the company posted earnings that fell short
Vipshop said it expects second-quarter revenue of 19.9bn renminbi (RMB), which was below estimates of 21.26bn RMB.