Check out the companies that made headlines in after-hours trading. Five Below — Shares of Five Below fell about 9% after the discount retailer announced in a press release that its CEO, Joel Anderson, has stepped down “to pursue other interests.” The company named Kenneth Paul as interim president and CEO, effective immediately. The company also posted bleak second-quarter earnings and revenue guidance. Interactive Brokers — The online broker gained about 1% after beating adjusted earnings and revenue expectations for the second quarter. Interactive Brokers posted adjusted earnings of $1.76 on revenue of $1.29 billion, compared with analysts’ expectations of $1.74 per share in earnings on $1.27 billion in revenue, per LSEG. The company said customer accounts grew 28% year over year, while customer margin loans rose 32%. JB Hunt Transport Services — Shares of the logistics company fell 3% after JB Hunt’s worse-than-expected second-quarter results, which were weighed down by higher insurance expenses and a weak freight market that weighed on trucking competition on the road. Earnings came in at $1.32 per share, compared to analysts polled by LSEG expected $1.52 per share. Revenue for the period came in at $2.93 billion, also below analysts’ expectations of $3.04 billion. Omnicom — Shares of Omnicom are hovering near the flat line after the marketing and communications company reported consistent earnings results, posting $1.95 per share in adjusted earnings, which was what analysts polled by FactSet expected. However, Omnicom posted a slight beat on revenue, reporting $3.85 billion, compared to $3.83 billion expected by analysts polled by FactSet. Hancock Whitney — The bank fell more than 6%. Hancock Whitney reported second-quarter earnings of $1.31 a share, down from $1.35 a share a year earlier. Its total deposits fell $575.2 million during the period, to $29.2 billion. — CNBC’s Darla Mercado contributed to the report.
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