>>>> US After Hours Summary: CUDA -22.3%, EXXI -5.5%, DMND -4.3%

After Hours Summary: CUDA -22.3%, EXXI -5.5%, DMND -4.3% following earnings/guidance

After Hours Gainers:

Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to news: RENT +12.9% (co will merge into subsidiary of comScore (SCOR) in stock-for-stock merger; each share of Rentrak will be converted into the right to receive 1.15 shares of comScore), NVAX +7.6% (announced positive top-line data from RSV F vaccine phase 1 clinical trial; all RSV F Vaccine formulations and regimens were well-tolerated and highly immunogenic), OXGN +6.4% (announced plans for the further advancement of its lead investigational drug, CA4P), RL +3.9% (confirmed that Stefan Larsson has been named Chief Executive Officer, to become effective in November, 2015), TAC +3.8% (announced elimination of 239 positions, primarily at its corporate head office in Calgary; expected to result in an additional cost-savings of ~$25 mln), NRF +3.5% (authorized the repurchase of up to $500 million of its outstanding common stock), FCAU +2.4% (CNBC reporting co's Ferrari offering likely to launch by Friday), TRAK +1.6% (DoJ announced it will require Cox Automotive to divest DealerTrak's automobile dealership full-featured inventory management solution (IMS) business in order for Cox to acquire Dealertrack)

After Hours Losers:

Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to earnings: CUDA -22.3%, EXXI -5.5%, DMND -4.3%

Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to news: DCI -10.6% (filed to delay Form 10-K citing ongoing investigation and potential financial statement misstatements), CMLS -4.6% (announced that Mary Berner has been named Chief Executive Officer, effective October 13, 2015), USAT -4.0% (filed to delay Form 10-K following identification of deficiencies in both the design and operating effectiveness of the Company's internal control over financial reporting), GPS -3.0% (President of Old Navy left co to become CEO of Ralph Lauren)