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Earnings season is now on the second half of its crest, and investors and traders alike are seeing serious winners and losers from each day’s major earnings. 24/7 Wall St. has tracked eight top after-hours movers from this Wednesday.

Color has been offered on each earnings report or news event. Also included is data on pre-news trading and after-hours trading.

Expedia Inc. (NASDAQ: EXPE) was last seen posting a loss, but if you back out items it earned $0.77 per share. The company’s bookings were up 32% to $15 billion. All in all, it was an earnings miss, but Expedia shares were up 12.9% at $106.50 on more than 1.2 million shares trading hands since the closing bell.

LifeLock Inc. (NYSE: LOCK) had its share or problems with an FTC issue before, and now its earnings gave sellers a reason to go in. LifeLock was up 1.5% at $11.46 before earnings, but the after-hours reaction had its shares down 5.8% at $10.80 in the after-hours session on about 30,000 shares trading within an hour after the closing bell. This was LifeLock’s 43rd consecutive quarter of sequential growth in both revenue and cumulative ending members in the fourth quarter.

Mylan N.V. (NASDAQ: MYL) closed down 0.4% at $50.54 ahead of earnings, but the company was last seen down 7% at $46.98 on more than 400,000 shares in less than an hour since the close. Mylan showed that it made $4.30 per share in 2015 but the company is now acquiring Swedish drug-maker Meda for a 92% premium, valued at $$9.9 billion (or $7.2 billion).

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