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BlackBerry swings to profit; GameStop takes a hit; Yahoo rewards shareholders

Here’s a look at some of the stocks the Yahoo Finance team will be tracking for you today.

Blackberry (BBRY) shares are on the move in early trading. The Canadian smartphone maker swung to profit in the fourth quarter, topping analysts' estimates. But revenue fell short of forecasts. Sales fell more than 32% from a year earlier as it continues to struggle with sluggish sales of smartphones.

GameStop (GME) shares are falling in the pre-market. The video-game retailer provided a weaker-than-expected outlook for the year after reporting earnings and revenue that missed forecasts in its holiday quarter as the stronger dollar and weak demand for older model consoles hurt sales.

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Restoration Hardware (RH) shares are down sharply in early trading. The high-end home furnishings retailer warning that the West Coast port slowdown will take a toll on first quarter earnings, but stressed the impact was temporary.  The company posting earnings that slightly beat estimates, while revenue came in roughly in line with Wall Street views.  And it also said it plans to expand its product lines, revamp its catalogs and launch new businesses.

Yahoo (YHOO) shares are higher in early trading. The company is putting some of its proceeds from the public offering of Alibaba (BABA) to work by buying back $2 billion worth of its own shares. Yahoo still owns about a 15% percent stake in Alibaba.  And it is also the parent of Yahoo Finance.

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