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Shares of UPS were on pace for their worst day since January 2015.
Health insurer Aetna reported profit ahead of estimates on Tuesday, helped by higher premiums for its plans and lower-than-expected medical costs.
HCA Holdings posted better-than-expected profit on Tuesday, helped by higher patient admissions and forecast 2017 revenue largely above estimates.
Nintendo's third-quarter numbers showed Nintendo's foray into mobile gaming with "Pokemon Go" is working, analysts said.
Pfizer reported a 3 percent fall in quarterly revenue, due to a strong dollar and fewer selling days compared to the year-ago quarter.
Coach posted a 17.4 percent rise in quarterly profit, helped by strong demand for its handbags in Mainland China and Japan.
Robert Half International reported fourth-quarter earnings per share of 61 cents versus a Thomson Reuters estimate of 64 cents per share.
Chevron reported a second straight quarter of profits, but low oil and gas prices dragged the company to an annual loss.
Starbucks shares fell nearly 3 percent in aftermarket trading on Thursday after the company posted its lowest same-store sales growth since 2009.
Intel reported quarterly earnings and revenue that beat analysts' expectations on Thursday, as two of its key segments outstripped Wall Street.
Analysts had expected Company to report earnings of about $9.64 a share on $25.26 billion in revenue, according to Thomson Reuters.
The company said its major cloud product nearly doubled its revenue year over year.
Shares of Wynn Resorts are up 7 percent in after-hours trading after fourth-quarter revenue beat although adjusted earnings disappointed.
Shares of Mattel plunged over 17 percent after the company reported earnings and revenue that fell short of analyst expectations.
EBay met analysts' expectations for quarterly profit and revenue, as shoppers ordered more items online.
In the cable segment, revenue rose 7 percent as the company added video subscribers.
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