VIPS Vipshop Holdings Ltd

Among the companies with shares expected to trade actively in Tuesday's session are Dollar Tree Inc. (DLTR), Medtronic PLC (MDT), and Burlington Stores Inc. (BURL).

Dollar Tree provided upbeat top- and bottom-line guidance for the current quarter even as sales rose less than it anticipated in the latest period. Shares rose 8.2% to $88.75 in premarket trading.

Medtronic on Tuesday said revenue growth lagged behind expectations in the latest quarter while customers waited for new product releases, and the company signaled some of that sluggishness could linger. Shares of Medtronic fell 7.5% to $74.52 premarket.

Burlington Stores reported better-than-expected same-store sales in the latest period as revenue topped views, bucking the trend of retailers reporting disappointing results. Shares of the retailer improved 8.5% to $80.49 premarket.

Palo Alto Networks Inc.'s (PANW) revenue jumped in the latest quarter, but the growth was its slowest pace as a public company and the cybersecurity company projected the deceleration would continue this quarter. The company's shares dropped 11% to $143.40 premarket.

Signet Jewelers Ltd. (SIG) gave an upbeat forecast for earnings in during the holiday quarter as the jeweler posted a better-than-expected profit in the latest period, though sales weakness persists. Shares were up 9.1% at $97.00 premarket.

Barnes & Noble Inc. (BKS) hopes you'll want to snap up more books now that the election is over. The company, which improved its bottom line amid cost cuts, posted another quarter of falling sales and this time blamed the results on a heated race for the White House.

China's flash sale e-commerce Vipshop (VIPS) tumbled 4.9% in after-hours trading Monday after reporting disappointing third-quarter earnings. Shares were down 7.9% at $13.05 premarket Tuesday.

Analog Devices Inc. (ADI) said posted revenue and profit gains in its latest quarter.

Campbell Soup Co. (CPB) said Tuesday that its profit rose above expectations as it continues to work on fixing its struggling fresh food business.

Dr Pepper Snapple Group Inc. (DPS) on Tuesday said it agreed to buy Bai Brands LLC, the maker of low-calorie, coffee-fruit drinks, for $1.7 billion, as consumers continue to turn away from traditional sodas.

Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN) is exploring an ambitious push to infiltrate the last bastion of traditional pay-television: live sports.

Hormel Foods Corp. (HRL) said profit climbed in the latest quarter thanks to solid performance from refrigerated foods products and higher demand for its Jennie-O Turkey Store brand.

Chinese internet company Sina Corp.'s (SINA) quarterly profit surged in the most recent period, driven by more than $100 million in investment gains and continued strength at microblog portal Weibo Corp.

DSW Inc. (DSW) raised its outlook for the year and said efforts to improve cost management and reinvigorate sales are taking hold.

Write to Jenny Roth at jenny.roth@wsj.com

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

November 22, 2016 09:29 ET (14:29 GMT)

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