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发帖数: 7853 | 1 Check out the companies making headlines after the bell Thursday:
Shares of Intel fell nearly 3 percent after the company announced it would
cut 12,000 jobs or roughly 11 percent of its workforce. The company plans to
finish this restructuring by 2017. The company also said its CFO Stacy
Smith will be transitioning to a new leadership role in sales.
Yahoo rose more than 1 percent after the company posted earnings slightly
above analyst estimates. The struggling internet giant posted earnings of 8
cents per share on $1.09 billion in revenue. Analysts expected Yahoo to
report earnings of about 7 cents per share on about $1.08 billion in revenue
, according to a consensus estimate from Thomson Reuters.
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Discover Financial gained nearly 3 percent after the credit card company
posted earnings of $1.35 per share, which came in higher than consensus
estimates of $1.29 according to Thomson Reuters. The company also said
quarterly Discover card sales volume increased 4 percent year over year.
Intuitive Surgical shares rose almost 2 percent after the firm reported a
quarterly net profit of $136 million or $3.54 per share that beat
expectations. Analysts had expected the company to report a diluted net
profit of $3.43 per share according to a consensus estimate from Thomson
Reuters.
Shares of VMware jumped more than 6 percent after the company posted a
larger-than-expected increase in quarterly revenue. The company reported
that growth in its new software offerings offset declining demand for its
traditional server-virtualization software.
— Reuters contributed to this report. |
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