After-hours buzz: EBay, Synacor, Yahoo & more
Check out which companies are making headlines after the bell Tuesday:
American Science & Engineering (ASEI) - The developer of X-ray inspection and other detection products fell in after-hours trading after it said it would cut its workforce by about 10 percent as it anticipates a net loss in the second quarter of fiscal 2015.
D.R. Horton (DHI) - The builder edged lower after saying CEO Donald Tomnitz would retire, effective Wednesday, and be replaced by Chief Operating Officer David Auld.
EBay (EBAY) - The online-auction site extended gains in after-hours trading after saying it would split from PayPal, its payments unit, early in 2015.
Synacor (SYNC) - The supplier of cloud-based devices for cable and other companies rallied in after-hours trading on news it plans to cut 70 positions, about 20 percent of its workforce.
Tekmira Pharmaceuticals (Toronto Stock Exchange: TKM-CA) - The Canadian biotech that developed a promising drug to treat Ebola surged in after-hours trading after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed the first case of the disease had been diagnosed in the United States.
Yahoo (YHOO) - The search engine edged higher after saying it received $9.4 billion in net proceeds from the Alibaba (BABA) IPO.
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