KB Home, Oklo, eToro, Boeing: After-hours newsmakers

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The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Boeing is looking to withdraw from an agreement it made with the Justice Department to plead guilty in relation to a case in which the aerospace giant is accused of deceiving regulators ahead of two deadly 737 MAX crashes. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Asking for a Trend here. Video Transcript 00:00 Speaker A All right. Take a look now at what's trending here in the after hours. KB Home missing first quarter earnings and revenue estimates.
Company also lowering its full year housing revenue forecast, falling short of Wall Street's expectations. KB Home citing a lower level of net orders in the first quarter as a reason for slashing its outlook. Oklo Stock sinking after hours. Shares closed today up nearly 14% after announcing progress on application with the US US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, but shares are dropping now after reporting full year 2024 financial results. Another sign the IPO window may be opening.
Etoro filing for an initial public offering. That company choosing the Nasdaq for its listing and plans to use the ticker symbol ETOR. And finally, Boeing reportedly seeking to withdraw a guilty plea as part of a deal made with the Biden administration. This is according to Wall Street Journal. Deal was part of the government's long-running criminal case against the company for deceiving regulators before two deadly crashes of the 737 Max jet.
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