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HOME > Analysis >Story Stocks >VeriFone drops over 30% after...
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Last Update: 21-Feb-13 03:28 ET
VeriFone drops over 30% after hours following earnings
After Hours Gainers:

Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to earnings:
PEGA +19.4%, MKTG +9.0%, AWAY +8.8%, SNPS +4.7%, JOBS +4.5%, HURN +2.7%, UNTD +2.1%, OEH +1.7%, FELE +1.4%, ACHC +1.4%, ETP +1.2%, AEL +1.1%, WMB +0.7%

Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to news: ABMD +5.9% (received close-out letter from FDA; FDA Office of Compliance has completed its evaluation of the corrective actions taken by co in response to the previously disclosed FDA warning letter), CTRP +2.9% (appointed James Jianzhang Liang as Chairman and CEO and Min Fan as Vice Chairman and President of the Company and Chairman of Ctrip Travel), SNE +2.3% (co announced Playstation 4), UNTD +2.1% (co is continuing to work toward planned spin-off of FTD as an independent, publicly-traded company; expect to complete this transaction by the end of the third quarter of 2013), BUD +1.3% (co issued statement regarding discussions with DoJ: in discussions to resolve litigation, parties to request a stay of all litigation until March 19, 2013), VRSK +1.3% (Scott Stephenson, the current President and COO, has been appointed to the position of CEO, effective April 1, 2013)

After Hours Losers:

Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to earnings:
PAY -32.6%, RBCN -8.2%, ACHN -7.4%, TSLA -6.3%, WLT -6.2%, SB -5.8%, PPO -5.0%, SYNC -4.6%, CROX -3.4%, SAM -2.6%, CAKE -1.8%, VRML -1.5%, FLR -1.3%, WPZ -1.1%, WIRE -0.5%

Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to news: ACHN -7.4% (announced underwritten public offering of $125 mln of its common stock), TSLA -5.5% (reported Q4 deliveries: 2.4K vs. 2.5-3.0K guidance; 15K net reservations vs. over 13.2K guidance; reaffirms 20K FY13 deliveries; ~4.5K deliveries in Q1), TAL -4.0% (announced secondary offering by selling stockholders), GNRC -2.8% (announced secondary offering by funds affiliated with CCMP Capital - no shares will be sold in the offering by the Company or its officers or directors), TRW -1.6% (announced commencement of 10 mln share secondary common stock offering)
After Hours Gainers: Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to earnings: PEGA +19.4%, MKTG +9.0%, AWAY +8.8%, SNPS +4.7%, JOBS +4.5%,
 
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