CoreWeave shares dropped roughly 9.5% on Thursday, closing at $74.65. During the session, the stock hit a low of $70.51 and climbed as high as $84.20. Around 23.6 million shares traded hands.
Procter & Gamble Company shares gained roughly 1.1% to $158.61 in after-hours trading, following a day where the stock swung between $156.17 and $159.63. Consumer staples outperformed the overall market, with the Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR ETF dipping just 0.1%, compared to the S&P 500 ETF's 1.2% decline.
Shares of Citigroup Inc dipped 1.5% on Thursday, closing at $115.74, and showed little movement in after-hours trading. The stock fluctuated between $112.97 and $117.69 during the day, with roughly 18.7 million shares traded.
Mastercard shares slipped in after-hours trading Thursday following a regulatory filing that revealed higher pay and bonus targets for two senior executives.
Pfizer shares slipped 1.1% to close at $26.49 on Thursday, ahead of the company’s launch of fresh discounts linked to the TrumpRx platform. During the day, the stock fluctuated between $26.46 and $27.19.
On Thursday, Walmart refreshed its job listings, showing hourly pay ranging from $21 to $34 for a pharmacy operations team lead in Norman, Oklahoma. Meanwhile, a certified pharmacy technician role in Vernal, Utah, was posted with wages between $21 and $26, highlighting how compensation shifts depending on location and store.
Utah lawmakers are considering bills to ease restrictions on raw milk sales, amid scrutiny of influencer-backed Ballerina Farm. State tests recently detected bacteria levels in the farm’s products that raised concerns. https://www.axios.com/local/salt-lake-city/2026/02/05/ballerina-farms-raw-milk-utah-regulation-rollback
Hims & Hers Health shares ended Thursday at $23.48, slipping 3.8% after volatile trading tied to its shift toward a cheaper, compounded form of Novo Nordisk’s new Wegovy pill.
Shares of Shopify Inc slipped 2.4% to $111.24 in after-hours trading Thursday, following intraday moves between $107.47 and $115.71. Trading volume hit roughly 17.9 million shares.
Shares of Intuit Inc. slipped 2.4% to end Thursday at $434.91, then edged up roughly 0.5% to $436.90 in after-hours trading, the session following the 4 p.m. close. During the day, the stock fluctuated between $431.14 and $460.42.
Shares of Lam Research Corp climbed roughly 1.7% to $213.31 in after-hours trading Thursday, following the company’s dividend announcement and new corporate updates from the chip-equipment manufacturer.
S&P Global shares dropped roughly 3% in after-hours trading Thursday, closing at $451.71. The stock swung wildly during the session, hitting a high of $473.01 before sliding to a low of $440.53.
Seagate Technology Holdings plc shares closed 3.3% lower Thursday at $405.45 and held that price in after-hours trading. The stock swung between $393.00 and $424.89 after kicking off the day at $413.56.
CrowdStrike Holdings’ shares plunged again in after-hours trading Thursday, dropping 9.2% to $377.16. The slide came after heavy losses earlier in the day, as investors backed away from software stocks.
Applied Materials shares ended Thursday up roughly 2.1%, closing at $303.99, clawing back some losses from earlier in the week as chip stocks searched for stability.
Johnson & Johnson shares jumped about 1.4% Thursday, then held steady after hours. The move came as the company asked the U.S. Supreme Court to weigh in on whether a shareholder lawsuit accusing it of misleading statements about talc safety can move forward as a class action. The petition seeks clarification on the court’s 2021 Goldman Sachs ruling, focusing on how “price impact” — whether alleged falsehoods affected stock prices — factors into certifying investor groups. JNJ last changed hands at $237.79, after trading between $233.33 and $240.00 during regular hours.
Texas Instruments saw its shares rise 0.5% in after-hours trading Thursday, ending at $223.98 after closing the regular session at $222.82. The stock swung between $219.10 and $225.80 throughout the day.