Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to earnings: EA +2.6%, ES +1.3%
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to news: SKUL +6.0% (named Hoby Darling President and CEO; Darling joins from Nike (NKE) where he most recently held the role of General Manager, Nike+ Digial Sport), TBAC +3.5% (announced a broad restructuring plan that is expected to reduce operating expenses by $6.0 to $7.0 million on an annualized basis), ROVI +1.9% (co and LG Electronics entered into license agreement), DFS +1.5% (trading higher following positive comments from Meredith Whitney on CNBC), DELL +1.3% (Blackstone considering outbidding Silver Lake), SN +1.2% (announced $265 mln acquisition of assets in the Eagle Ford trend of south Texas), BAC +1.0% (mentioned positively by Meredith Whitney, who believes the stock can go to $15)
After Hours Losers:
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to earnings: INTX -14.9%, FF -8.6%, ASTM -6.1%, CCRN -3.0%, SGYP -2.0%, USU -1.6%, STLD -1.0%, MEMP -0.4%, ZIOP -0.2%
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to news: AFFY -54.8 (announced reduction of workforce; co will retain a bank to evaluate strategic alternatives, including a sale, merger, further restructuring, or even bankruptcy proceedings), LULU -6.5% (announced shortage in black Luon pants; lowered Q1 comparable-store sale projections and revenue guidance), CMLP -5.0% (announced public offering of 4.5 mln common units representing limited partner interests), USMO -5.0% (filed to delay the filing of its Form 10-K), HPT -4.2% (announced proposed public offering of 10 mln common shares), TICC -2.6% (commenced 3 mln share public offering of common stock), SQNM -2.3% (filed to delay the filing of its Form 10-K), TWO -1.8% (announced public offering of 50 mln shares of common stock)






