>>> US After Hours Summary: SPLK +5% / GWRE +2.5% on earnings/guidance

After Hours Summary: SPLK +5% / GWRE +2.5% on earnings/guidance, KMI +2% on Trans Mountain Project approval... ADSK -1.6% following earnings/guidance

After Hours Gainers:

Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to earnings/guidance: CSBR +9.9% (thinly traded; also details new strategic emphasis), SPLK +5.3%, DL +4.1% (ticking higher), GWRE +2.5%

Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to news: SCON +43% (awarded $4.5 mln DOE contract to improve HTS Wire for Next Generation Electric Machines program), WING +3.8% (will replace Papa John's International in the S&P SmallCap 600), KMI +2.1% (Government of Canada has granted approval for the Trans Mountain Expansion Project), BLDP +1.6% (Ballard Power signs supply agreement with Solaris; receives initial order for 10 fuel cell modules for trolley buses), PPS +1% (higher on S&P index change news - Mid-America Apartment Communities is acquiring Post Properties in a deal expected to be completed on December 1 pending final conditions)

After Hours Losers:

Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to earnings/guidance: JRJC -5.9% (light volume), NTNX -3.5%, ANFI -2.9%, ADSK -1.6%

Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to news: ARWR -60.1% (will discontinue development of clinical stage drug candidates ARC-520, ARC-521, and ARC-AAT, which utilize the DPCiv, or EX1, delivery vehicle), CERC -47% (announces top-line clinical results from its major depressive disorder Phase 2 clinical trial of adjunctive treatment of CERC-301; study misses primary endpoint), CMRE -8.4% (to offer 11 mln shares of common stock; also majority stockholders indicated their intention to purchase ~$10 mln of shares), EVH -7.2% (to offer $110 mln of convertible senior notes due 2021), FBP -4.2% (announces that Thomas H. Lee Partners and Oaktree commence secondary offering of 18 million shares), NLNK -2.3% (enters into controlled equity offering sales agreement), FTD -2.3% (ticking lower; CFO Becky Sheehan is leaving)