Beyond high-profile names like Apple and Amazon, several other companies also saw notable stock moves following their earnings reports.

Language learning app Duolingo forecast second-quarter revenue above Wall Street estimates and lifted its annual sales expectations on Thursday, as more users pay for subscriptions featuring AI features, sending its shares up 9% in extended trading.

More: Duolingo Raises 2025 Forecast as AI-Powered Subscription Garners Wider Appeal

Twilio Inc stock jumped over 8% in extended trading after reporting first-quarter financial results after the market close on Thursday. Total revenue was up 12% year-over-year; Communications revenue came in at $1.10 billion, up 13% year-over-year and Segment revenue totaled $75.7 million, up 1% year-over-year.

More: Twilio Stock Darts Higher On Better-Than-Expected Q1 Results

BigBear.ai stock fell 11% after reporting quarterly losses of 25 cents per share, which missed the analyst consensus estimate of losses of six cents. Quarterly revenue came in at $34.76 million, which missed the analyst consensus estimate of $36.26 million.  

Related: BigBear.ai Shares Slide After Worse-Than-Expected Q1 Report

Reddit stock rose after forecasting second-quarter revenue above Wall Street estimates on Thursday, betting on growing digital advertising spend on the social media platform despite uncertainty over marketing budgets.

The company's shares, which rose as much as 20% in extended trading, pared gains to trade up 7%, after CEO Steve Huffman said on a post-earning call that the company expects some disruption for daily active users from Google search.

More: Reddit's Strong Revenue Forecast Signals Advertising Strength

Block cut its profit forecast for 2025 and missed estimates for quarterly earnings on Thursday as the payments firm grapples with muted consumer spending, sending its shares down 19% in extended trading.

More: Block Trims Forecast as Consumer Spending Slowdown Fears Mount

Roku trimmed its annual revenue expectations and forecast second-quarter revenue below Wall Street estimates on Thursday, due to economic uncertainty and tariff-related concerns, sending its shares down 6.2% in after-hours trading.

More: Roku Trims Annual Revenue Forecast as Economic Uncertainty Weighs

Vacation rental platform Airbnb on Thursday forecast second-quarter revenue largely below Wall Street estimates and signaled softening demand in the U.S. as an erratic trade policy hammers consumer sentiment and sparks worries over growth.

More: Airbnb Flags Slowing US Travel Demand as Revenue Forecast Disappoints