Among the companies with shares expected to actively trade in
Tuesday's session are Ruckus Wireless Inc. (RKUS), EOG Resources
Inc. (EOG) and Santarus Inc. (SNTS).
Ruckus's first-quarter profit fell 92% as operating expenses at
the Wi-Fi networking company surged, overwhelming stronger revenue.
Shares sank 17% to $15.70 after hours, as results missed analysts'
expectations and the company offered a downbeat second-quarter
view.
EOG Resources's first-quarter profit rose 53% as revenue at the
natural-gas-and-oil producer strengthened, led by its largest crude
oil and condensate segment. Shares rose 3.6% to $130.60 after hours
as results sharply topped consensus estimates.
Santarus's first-quarter profit soared amid strong sales growth
led by its Glumetza diabetes treatment and the relaunch of its
Zegerid drug for certain upper gastrointestinal disorders. The
specialty biopharmaceutical company's shares were up 13% at $21.25
in recent after-hours trading as adjusted earnings and revenue
topped expectations and the company boosted its 2013 guidance.
Watchlist:
BroadSoft Inc. (BSFT) swung to a first-quarter loss as the
software vendor's operating costs jumped, masking revenue
growth.
Forest Oil Corp's (FST) first-quarter loss widened as the
exploration-and-production company posted a handful of one-time
losses on top of weaker revenue. However, core per-share earnings
topped consensus estimates.
Hologic Inc.'s (HOLX) fiscal second-quarter earnings loss
widened amid acquisition-related charges and other items as the
health-care products company posted strong revenue growth.
Interactive Intelligence Group Inc.'s (ININ) first-quarter
earnings surged as the technology company was helped by a tax
credit and a revenue jump.
MercadoLibre Inc.'s (MELI) first-quarter profit fell 11% as the
online marketplace saw its bottom-line hurt by the devaluation of
Venezuela's bolivar.
Midstates Petroleum Co.'s (MPO) first-quarter loss narrowed as
sales growth at the oil producer outpaced an increase in
expenses.
Nautilus Inc.'s (NLS) first-quarter profit doubled as the
fitness products company recorded stronger net sales, led by its
larger Direct segment, as well as wider margins.
Scotts Miracle-Gro Co.'s (SMG) fiscal second-quarter profit fell
21% as lower-than-usual temperatures in March hurt sales at the
lawn-and-garden products company.
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