Premarket movers: GameStop, Oracle, Adobe, RH and more

Several stocks moved sharply before the opening bell on Friday after earnings updates and company news. GameStop rose more than 3% after CEO Ryan Cohen disclosed he bought 1 million shares, bringing his stake to 39.347 million shares. National Beverage fell more than 5% after quarterly results showed pressure from tariffs, weaker consumer sentiment and higher packaging and ingredient costs. Kroger slipped 3% after mixed secondquarter results, with earnings beating estimates but revenue coming in slightly below forecasts. Oracle gained more than 6% after reporting fiscal firstquarter results that topped Wall Street expectations, helped by cloud infrastructure revenue that more than doubled. Adobe fell 4% after offering currentquarter guidance that was mostly in line with estimates. Copart added 3% after revenue beat expectations and it announced a roughly $1.9 billion acquisition of ACV. RH jumped 6% after reporting strongerthanexpected revenue and issuing fullyear guidance for 5.5% to 7% growth.