Kraft Heinz, Extraction Oil, Zillow, HP Enterprise By Investing.com

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– Kraft Heinz (NASDAQ :): stocks fell 9% after the sale. The food giant reported 84 cents a share, missing the 94-cent estimate from Investing.com and down from 90 cents a year ago. Revenues of $ 6.89 billion were missing at an estimated $ 6.94 billion, but increased slightly over last year.

– Extraction Oil & Gas (NASDAQ 🙂 shares jumped more than 15% after hours of work, after earnings of 51 cents per share. The Denver company reported revenue up 35 percent to $ 288 million. That exceeded the estimate of $ 262.2 million.

– Shares of the Zillow Online Real Estate Brokerage Group (NASDAQ 🙂 were down 1.5% after the sale. The company said Rich Barton, co-founder and former CEO, would return to the company as CEO, replacing co-founder Spencer Rascoff, who remains on the board. The stock has fallen 25% over the past year and the Seattle company could be taken over. The news came before the company announces it. Analysts surveyed by Investing.com were expecting a 2-cent share of profit, down from 19 cents last year, and at a 351.3-point sales figure. millions of dollars. That would be a 27% increase over a year ago, but revenues have been stable since the second quarter.

– Hewlett Packard Enterprise (NYSE 🙂 grew 3% after hours. The company, which provides enterprise hardware and software as well as other services, announced a 42 cents per share stake in the first fiscal quarter. That was ahead of the estimate of 35 cents a share from analysts polled by Investing.com and 34 cents a share a year ago. Revenues were $ 7.56 billion, less than the estimate of $ 7.63 billion and $ 7.67 billion a year ago.