Check out the companies making headlines before the bell: Goldman Sachs – Shares of Goldman Sachs rose 1.3% after the Wall Street firm reported revenue of $11.32 billion, beating LSEG consensus estimates of $10.80 billion. Earnings per share were $5.48, but it was not immediately clear whether that was similar to estimates of $3.51 per share. Morgan Stanley – Morgan Stanley shares fell 0.3% even after the bank reported revenue of $12.90 billion, better than the $12.75 billion expected by analysts polled by LSEG. The company reported earnings of 85 cents per share, although it was not clear whether that was similar to the consensus estimate of $1.01. Tesla — Tesla shares fell 1.5% after CEO Elon Musk said Monday he wants about 25% voting power over its electric vehicle business. He currently owns about 13% of Tesla. PNC Financial Services – Shares fell 1.7% after PNC Financial Services Group issued guidance for first-quarter net interest income of a loss of 3% to 2%. Boeing – Shares of the aerospace giant fell 2% after Wells Fargo downgraded Boeing to equal weight from overweight. The investment firm warned that an ongoing regulatory review of Boeing’s production could reveal more quality problems for the company. Uber Technologies – Uber stock fell about 1% after Axios reported that the bus transportation company decided to shut down its alcohol delivery service Drizly. Uber bought Drizly three years ago in a $1.1 billion deal. Apple – Apple shares fell 1.5% after the iPhone maker began offering a rare discount in China. Applied Digital – Shares of the data center company rose more than 3% ahead of Applied Digital’s latest quarterly results. Starbucks – Shares rose 0.7% after Morgan Stanley upgraded the coffee chain to overweight from equal weight. Morgan Stanley said the company still has a strong brand despite recent weakness. Elsewhere, Haskett downgraded Starbucks to Hold from Buy, citing lower expectations for upward and upward earnings revisions. Synopsys, Ansys — Shares of the two companies were halted in pre-market trading after a Reuters report, citing people familiar with the matter, said design software company Synopsys is set to acquire engineering software company Ansys in a cash-and-stock deal worth roughly $35 billion. Synopsys was recently down 0.9%. Ansys stock rose 1.9%. — CNBC’s Alex Haring and Jesse Pound contributed reporting