PayPal, a pioneer in online payments, is on a tear, posting record quarterly results last month as the coronavirus pandemic accelerated e-commerce and digital payments trends.

Some are the stocks posting the largest moves before the bell on Wednesday.

The central bank’s director of bank supervision said he hasn’t changed his forecast despite a swell in Covid-19 cases that have caused a general slowing in resumption of activities

Moderna said it has begun talks with multiple countries to supply its potential coronavirus vaccine, called mRNA-1273, and has already received about $400 million in deposits as of July 31.

The three largest Singapore-listed banks are expected to report another quarter of lackluster financial results due to the coronavirus pandemic and ultra-low interest rates globally.

Commerzbank on Wednesday reported a 21% fall in second-quarter net profit to 220 million euros ($259.7 million) on the back of a sharp increase in loan loss provisions.

Disney took a $3.5 billion hit to its operating income from parks being closed during the quarter.

The company filled fewer prescriptions during the quarter because of stay-at-home orders, but its health benefits business got a boost as people delayed elective procedures.

The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Twitter, Alphabet, Regeneron, Sony, and more.

The major averages started the new month on a high note as tech shares outperformed.