U.S. stock futures are trading higher Monday morning, and a handful of companies are already making waves before the opening bell. Here's what's catching attention today.
Greenlane Holdings Inc. (GNLN) disclosed that CEO Barbara Sher resigned effective immediately. The sudden leadership departure sent Greenlane shares tumbling 11% to close at $2.35 on Friday.
Tokyo Lifestyle Co. Ltd. (TKLF) reported first-half results showing losses of 2 cents per share, a reversal from year-ago earnings of 3 cents per share. But the real story is revenue growth: sales jumped to $190.421 million from $98.003 million in the same period last year. Despite nearly doubling revenue, Tokyo Lifestyle shares fell 3.3% to $2.66 in after-hours trading.
Comfort Systems USA Inc. (FIX) named COO Trent T. McKenna as president, effective January 1. It's a promotion that signals continuity in leadership at the mechanical services contractor. Comfort Systems shares gained 0.6% to $945.99 in after-hours trading.
cbdMD Inc. (YCBD) posted a fourth-quarter loss of 8 cents per share, compared to market estimates of a loss of 7 cents per share. However, the company delivered on the revenue front, reporting sales of $4.721 million that beat estimates of $4.702 million. cbdMD shares gained 1.3% to $1.53 in the after-hours session.
Rithm Property Trust Inc. (RPT) announced a 1-for-6 reverse stock split, effective December 30, 2025. The move is often used to boost share prices and maintain listing requirements. Rithm Property Trust shares fell 2.5% to close at $2.78 on Friday.
