Among the companies with shares expected to actively trade in
Tuesday's session are Zillow Inc. (Z), Express Scripts Holding Co.
(ESRX) and Weight Watchers International Inc. (WTW).
Zillow swung to a third-quarter profit as the real-estate
information provider's marketplace revenue strengthened, though
shares tumbled after hours as it projected fourth-quarter revenue
below Wall Street estimates. Shares sank 21% to $27 after
hours.
Express Scripts' third-quarter earnings rose 21%, helped by the
pharmacy-benefit manager's purchase of Medco Health Solutions
earlier this year, but the company tempered expectations for what
could be a challenging year ahead. Citing various pressures linked
to a sluggish U.S. economy, the St. Louis-based company said Wall
Street expectations for 2013 look "overly aggressive." The cautious
view sent shares tumbling 14% to $54.10 in after-hours trading
Monday.
Weight Watchers' third-quarter profit slid 16% as the
weight-management services provider posted a rise in expenses,
while revenue edged up slightly. However, shares popped 7.8% to
$51.20 after hours as results comfortably beat Wall Street
estimates.
CVR Energy Inc.'s (CVI) third-quarter profit nearly doubled as
the petroleum company recorded a strong performance from its
refining operations. Results topped analyst expectations, sending
shares up 5.7% to $37.82 after hours.
ServiceSource International Inc.'s (SREV) third-quarter loss
widened on higher costs, and the company gave a muted view for the
current quarter. Shares fell 18% in after-hours trading to
$6.70.
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Armstrong World Industries Inc. (AWI) said certain shareholders
are offering 5.2 million shares. The flooring and building-products
maker had 58.8 million shares outstanding as of Oct. 23.
CF Industries Holdings Inc.'s (CF) third-quarter earnings jumped
22% as the fertilizer producer reported stronger margins and a
decline in expenses, though revenue slipped.
Consolidated Edison Inc.'s (ED) third-quarter earnings jumped
15% as the utility company increased its rates, though electric
sales slipped.
Covance Inc.'s (CVD) third-quarter earnings fell 7.1% amid
restructuring costs and other charges as the drug-research
outsourcing firm continued to post revenue growth in its late-stage
development business.
EOG Resources Inc.'s (EOG) third-quarter profit fell 34% as the
natural-gas-and-oil producer posted a rise in expenses that
overshadowed stronger revenue. Results markedly beat Wall Street
estimates.
Extra Space Storage Inc. (EXR) is selling 5.2 million shares as
the real-estate-investment trust looks to raise funds for its
pending acquisition of 28 properties, pay down debt and for other
general corporate and working capital purposes. The company had
104.3 million shares outstanding as of Oct. 31.
Fidelity National Financial Inc.'s (FNF) third-quarter profit
surged as the title insurer benefited from its newly acquired
restaurant operations. Its affiliate, banking and payment
technologies provider FIS Inc. (FIS) reported that its profit sank
36%, reflecting a loss from a recent divestiture, masking an
increase in revenue.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (GS) has named Mark Edward Tucker,
group chief executive and president of AIA Group Ltd. (AAGIY,
1299.HK), to its board, expanding the number of independent
directors on the bank's board.
Live Nation Entertainment Inc.'s (LYV) third-quarter earnings
rose 12% as the live-event promoter posted revenue gains across all
its major segments.
McDermott International Inc.'s (MDR) third-quarter earnings
surged as increased fabrication and marine activity in its Middle
East and Atlantic segments helped drive strong revenue growth.
Earnings fell short of expectations.
Nutrisystem Inc. (NTRI) has named Reader's Digest Association
executive Dawn Zier as its new president and chief executive, seven
months after the weight-loss company disclosed it wouldn't be
renewing its contract with company head Joe Redling.
Plains All American Pipeline L.P's (PAA) third-quarter earnings
fell 41% as an impairment charge weighed on the pipeline company's
bottom-line results, while profits at its PAA Natural Gas Storage
L.P. (PNG) business rose 16% as expenses declined.
Saba Software Inc. (SABA) has again widened the scope of its
efforts to restate its previous results to include the annual
results of two additional fiscal years, and said it has begun a
search for a new chief financial officer.
Solera Holdings Inc.'s (SLH) fiscal first-quarter profit rose
7.7% on a one-time benefit, masking the auto-insurance software
maker's slightly lower revenue.
THQ Inc. (THQI) said it has hired a bank to help it evaluate
strategic financing options after it announced delays for its games
and a loss equal to more than half of the cash left in its
coffers.
Tumi Holdings Inc. (TUMI) said entities affiliated with Doughty
Hanson & co. and certain of the company's officers are offering
10.1 million shares. The luxury luggage and briefcase maker, which
went public in April, had 67.9 million shares as of Oct. 29.
TW Telecom Inc.'s (TWTC) third-quarter earnings rose 44% as the
company posted strong revenue from its data and Internet services
segment.
Walter Energy Inc. (WLT, WLT.T) swung to a $1.06 billion loss in
the third quarter as the producer of steelmaking coal recorded a
massive goodwill writedown.
Warnaco Group Inc.'s (WRC) third-quarter earnings fell 7.8% as
the apparel company's sportswear and intimate apparel revenue fell,
and it was hit by unfavorable foreign-exchange rates.
XL Group PLC's (XL) third-quarter earnings soared as the
property-and-casualty insurer reported improved underwriting
results and as core profits also strengthened.
Write to Nathalie Tadena at nathalie.tadena@dowjones.com
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