Check out the companies that make headlines for transactions outside of business hours. Alphabet – Google-Parent stocks won around 5% after the first quarter results broke Wall Street expectations. Alphabet won $2.81 per share with quarterly revenue of $90.23 billion, while analysts surveyed by LSEG expected revenues of $2.01 per share and $89.12 billion. INTEL – Shares fell almost 6% after the company’s outlook for disappointing investors in the current quarter. Intel is seeking revenue for that period at $11.8 billion at the midpoint, with analysts’ average estimate of less than $128.2 billion, and expects revenue to break even. The company also said it plans to cut operating costs. GILEAD SCIENCES – Biopharmaceutical stocks fell more than 3% shortly after first quarter revenues, which was weaker than expected. According to LSEG, the company has increased sales of $6.67 billion compared to $6.81 billion that analysts pinned in pencil. However, quarterly revenues were better than expected. T-Mobile – The wireless communications service provider stock pulled back more than 5% despite revenue and revenue from first quarter topping analyst estimates. However, the company reported fewer wireless phone subscribers than the street expected, seeing post-salary phone additions of 495,000 payroll compared to StreetAccount’s estimated 504,000. Skechers – Footwear inventory fell by about 6% after the company was described as weak first quarter revenue, withdrew its guidance for 2025, citing “macroeconomic uncertainty due to global trade policy.” Meanwhile, Skechers’ revenues have beaten analyst estimates. Verisign – The Internet Domain Registrar’s shares slipped almost 2% after reporting revenue, unveiling its first cash dividend since 2011. Verisign said it had earned $2.10 per share in its first quarter sales. Analysts had expected to earn $2.11 with revenue of $401.9 million per share, per fact set. Boyd Gaming – The gaming company’s shares rose about 3% due to strong first quarter revenue and revenue. Boyd posted adjusted earnings of $1.62 per share, more than $1.51 per share voted by analysts by fact sets. The company’s revenue was $991.6 million, surpassing the consensus estimate of $972.6 million. BOSTON BEARS – Sam Adams Brewer’s shares rose 2% after firmly surpassing first-quarter estimates. Boston Beer has earned $2.16 per share with revenue of $454 million in its latest period. Analysts surveyed by LSEG had predicted a profit of 62 cents per share with revenue of $434 million. It said tariffs could increase by $20 million or $30 million in fiscal year 2025. Eastman Chemical – The stock of the specialty chemical company sank 3% in an extended transaction after posting mixed results for the first quarter. Eastman earned $1.91 per share, excluding items, with revenue of $22.9 billion. According to Factset, analysts expected the company to make $1.89 per share and earn $2.333 billion in sales. -CNBC’s Christina Cheddar Berk contributed the report.
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