By WSJ Staff
Arm Holdings $(ARM)$: The British semiconductor design company said it was seeing rampant demand for its new computer chips. Shares were volatile afterhours, recently falling more than 7%, after rising 14% during regular trading hours.
Zillow (Z): The home-listing site's shares dropped 6% after the company reported a higher profit in the first quarter but said traffic to its sites and apps had declined.
Snap (SNAP): Snap and Perplexity scrapped a deal to integrate the startup's AI-powered answer engine directly into the social-media platform. The disclosure pushed Snap shares lower and came as the company logged a narrower loss in its latest quarter.
DoorDash $(DASH)$: The delivery company said it attracted more customers to its U.S. grocery and retail offerings in the quarter because of an expanded selection in newer categories. DoorDash stock rose 12%.
Warner Bros. Discovery $(WBD)$: The media and entertainment company recorded a $2.8 billion charge for the termination fee paid to Netflix during a bidding war for Warner. The stock was flat after-hours.
Whirlpool $(WHR)$: The Michigan-based maker of refrigerators and washing machines cut its full-year earnings guidance roughly in half. The stock fell 16% in postmarket trading.
Goodyear $(GT)$: The stock slipped 2% after the tire company swung to a loss in the first quarter, reporting struggling demand across much of its business.
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