Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Lyft, Airbnb, and more

Check out the companies making headlines after the bell:

Lift – ridesharing stock is down 23% in extended trading despite reporting a revenue outpour and windfall earnings last quarter. Lyft shared guidance for the second quarter that fell below analyst estimates as it said it would need to continue investing in driver supplies.

Airbnb Airbnb shares jumped more than 3% in extended trading after The company reported winning top and bottom earnings in the last quarter. The company also shared optimistic guidance For the current period as she looks forward to the travel revival, she said she has seen booked nights and experiences well beyond pre-pandemic levels.

Advanced Micro Devices Semiconductor stocks rose about 6% after hours After winning the upper and lower lines in the last quarter. AMD saw sales growth of 71% this quarter, and shared strong revenue guidance for the current quarter and year.

Starbucks Starbucks shares added more than 2% in extended trading after The company posted earnings per share of 59 cents on revenue of $7.64 billion in the previous quarter. Analysts expected a profit of 59 cents on revenue of $7.60 billion.

Match group Match Group shares fell about 6% despite reporting a net profit outperformance. The company also said CEO Shar Dube to step down on May 31 Bernard Kim President Zyngawill receive.

Akamai – Shares of the cybersecurity and cloud company fell 11% after hours on the back of lost profits. Revenue for the quarter fell in line with estimates.

Super Micro Computer Super Micro Computer shares rose about 9% in extended trading after the company raised its full-year guidance for earnings per share and sales.