Wall Street looks to a rocky end to the week as futures tumbled on reports of further tariff news coming out of the White House.

Beyond today's disruption to your coffee break, here are the headlines moving the market before the bell.

NXP shares spiked Monday following reports that officials in China may speed up their review of the proposed Qualcomm takeover, just hours after President Donald Trump threw a lifeline to China's ZTE Corp.

Asia stocks tested two months highs, while U.S. equity futures point to solid early gains on Wall Street, as President Donald Trump hints at a potential breakthrough in trade talks with China.

Markets continued to show volatility Tuesday.

A dispute with Apple and trends in China's smart phone market are weighing down Qualcomm's expectations for the second quarter. The timing could be better, as Broadcom is waging a hostile takeover offer and Elliott Management contests Qualcomm's bid for NXP.

The semiconductor company is seeking to take over Qualcomm's board, but investors likely will seek out a higher bid down the road.

Activist fund Starboard Value shook up the chipmaker's board in 2016, but subsequently pushed for operational improvements rather than a sale, sources say.

Broadcom is offering $130 billion to buy Qualcomm, which is in the midst of completing a $47 billion acquisition of NXP Semiconductors.

"We believe we have plenty of room on price value," Disney CEO Bob Chapek said of the group's streaming price hikes. "And we do not believe that there's going to be any meaningful on our churn as a result."

The theme park giant has been trying to make changes and that has caused some issues for its guests.

The pizza giant goes someplace pizza fans may not want to follow but Domino's, Pizza Hit, and Little Caesars don't sell this.