Check out the companies making headlines after the bell Thursday:
Shares of Ross Stores got a boost after the company reported quarterly results that beat on both the top and bottom lines. The retailer said it expects a highly promotional holiday season in the weeks ahead.
Shares of Nike popped after the company announced a $12 billion buyback program. The sportswear retailer raised its quarterly cash dividend by 14 percent, on a pre-split basis. Nike also approved a two-for-one split of both Class A and Class B common shares.
Nimble Storage fell more than 30 percent after reporting earnings and revenue that missed analysts' forecasts. The flash-storage solutions company also expects weak earnings guidance in the fourth quarter.
PepsiCo got a small boost after it declared a quarterly dividend that was unchanged from the previous quarter. It represents a 7.3 percent increase from the year-earlier period.
American software company Intuit climbed on revenue that beat expectations. The company also gave strong second-quarter earnings and revenue guidance.
Hunting gear retailer Cabela's rallied on a Bloomberg report that it is considering a sale and eyeing takeover bids.