After Hours Summary: AAP -10.4% down sharply after hours on earnings miss; CCL -12.6% lower on $1 bln convertible note offeringAfter Hours Gainers:
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to earnings/guidance: VREX +2%, ALC +0.1%
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to news: NTRA +3.9% (commences $350 mln common stock offering), IIIN +1.2% (declares special cash dividend of $2.00/sh), TWOU +1% (announces a new collaboration with Emeritus), WMB +0.5% (SRE enters into deal with WMB for the offtake of LNG), TER +0.3% (names new CEO)
After Hours Losers:
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to earnings/guidance: AAP -10.4%, SMWB -9.1%, GSM -7.5%, NVGS -4.1%
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to news: LVLU -14.6% (names new CEO, also reports earnings), CCL -12.6% (commences a private offering of $1 bln of convertible notes), DNA -6.2% (to offer and sell $100 mln of its common stock), PRVA -5.8% (files mixed securities shelf offering), ASLE -4.2% (stock offering), STRC -3.6% (files $150 mln mixed securities shelf offering), AMKR -3.1% (increases dividend), AZO -3.1% (in sympathy with AAP earnings miss), ORLY -1.7% (to increase share repurchase program by $1.5 bln; also in sympathy with AAP earnings miss), DIS -0.4% (will hike ticket prices to its four parks next month, according to NY Post), BB -0.3% (expands BlackBerry SecuSUITE partners in Asia Pacific), NKE -0.2% (increases dividend), EL -0.2% (will buy Tom Ford in a deal valued at roughly $2.8 bln, according to WSJ), WBD -0.1% (lays off about 70 employees, according to Sports Business Journal), CPA -0.1% (October traffic), AAPL -0.1% (to source chips for its devices from a plant under construction in Arizona, according to Bloomberg)