Investors have analyzed the profit reports of a major personal technology giant, so check out the companies that make headlines in outside business hours. Apple -The stock has slipped 1 %. The company defeated the first quarter expectations on both lines, but the earnings of the iPhone were closely under the prediction of Wall Street. Intel -After the chip manufacturer defeated both lines in the fourth quarter, the shares rose 1.4 %. Intel gained 13 cents per share and excluded items with a profit of $ 14.26 billion, but analysts voted with pencils with a pencil with a profit of 12 cents per share and $ 138.1 billion. However, the company issued a weak guidance, quoting the seasonality and uncertainty linked to the economic background. Skywest -The airline increased by 2 % after announcing that both lines had lost their four -quarter revenue on both lines. Skywest also announced that it has returned 47,000 shares around $ 5 million. VISA -Global Payment stocks have added 1 % after posting the results of the first quarter of the fiscal quarter, exceeding the Wall Street estimation. VISA reported a 2.75 -dollar profit per share for $ 95.1 billion revenue. Analysts had a $ 2.66 profit and profit of $ 9.34 billion per share, seeking revenue per LSEG. During the regular session on Thursday, the stock was highly mentioned in history. Atlassian -Enterprise Technology Stock has risen 16 % after the company exceeds consensus forecasts in the second quarter, providing a stronger guidance than expected for his current revenue. Atlassian earned 96 cents per share and earned $ 1.29 billion, excluding items, but LSEG surveyed 76 cents per share and $ 1.24 billion. I anticipated that there was only. KLA Corporation -Chip Equipment Maker has a revenue in the second quarter of the second quarter of $ 8.20, $ 30.8 billion, with $ 7.75 per share and a 295 billion dollar consensus estimated $ 8.20. , LSEG data shows that it has risen nearly 4 % after the market. Deckers Outdoor -Stocks have decreased 16 %. Deckers Outdoor raised annual profit guidance to $ 4.9 billion, but still did not reach a $ 4.93 billion consensus estimation. The footwear company behind UGG and HOKA reported a $ 3 -per -shares of the $ 1.83 billion. Analysts voted by LSEG reported $ 2.56 per share for $ 1.73 billion. Bootbern -Retailers focused on the West have decreased by 6 %. In the third quarter, Boot Barn reported guidance that did not exceed Wall Street consensus forecasts, despite the expectation of the analysts voted by LSEG. -CNBC’s Sarah Min, Darla Mercado, and Scott Schnipper have contributed to the report.
