Check out the companies making headlines after hours on Tuesday.
— The brokerage company's shares fell more than 1% in extended trading after it reported first-quarter earnings that fell below analysts' expectations. With revenue of $1.29 billion, the company just missed revenue expectations of $1.30 billion for the quarter.
Earnings per share came in at 74 cents excluding certain items versus the 77 cents EPS that analysts had expected.— Shares of the financial company were up more than 2% after it reported revenue of $7.43 billion, which beat Factset analyst estimates of $7.34 billion. Capital One did miss on EPS, however, reporting earnings of $2.25 per share for the fourth quarter, which was lower than the $2.28 EPS that Factset analysts had expected.
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