Andrew Burton | Getty Images News Getty Images Here are the shares that become headlines after the bell. Twitter – The tech company rose about 1% in extended trading following the Wall Street Journal reported that Apollo Global was considering a bid for Twitter. Apollo could potentially help Elon Musk or another bidder raise funding for a deal, according to the report. Netgear – The tech company’s shares fell about 10% after the company announced instructions for the first quarter that were below StreetAccount estimates. Netgear said the U.S. consumer WiFi market shrank in the first quarter of 2022 and that it was suffering from supply chain problems related to Covid lockdowns in China. Super Micro Computer – The IT share rose more than 13% in extended trading as the company increased its lead for the quarter ended March 31st. Super Micro Computer increased its profit and revenue guidance, citing a strong increase in customer demand. JB Hunt Transportation Services – Shipping company shares rose about 1% after a stronger-than-expected first-quarter exposure. JB Hunt reported $ 2.29 in earnings per share versus $ 3.49 billion in revenue. Analysts expected $ 1.94 per share in revenue of $ 3.29 billion, according to Refinitiv.
