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El Pollo Loco and King Digital get crushed; Netflix jumps on China chatter

Kathy Cherpelis

Here’s a look at some of the stocks the Yahoo Finance team will be tracking for you today.

Nordstrom (JWN) shares are on the move in early trading after handing in mixed quarterly results. The high end department store chain reported earnings per share missed estimates as its acquisition of Men's retailer Trunk Club, store expansion and technology costs took a toll on profits. But revenue topped forecasts jumping 11%.

King Digital (KING) shares are getting crushed this morning.  The maker of Candy Crush warned revenue for the current quarter would be weak. It blames currency swings, lack of new game releases and more competition in the space. However, revenue and earnings in the first quarter actually beat Wall Street views.

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El Pollo Loco (LOCO) shares are falling in early trading after the Mexican food chain gave a disappointing outlook for the current quarter and same-store-sales growth slowed in the first quarter.  However, earnings per share came in a penny better than estimates, and revenue also topped forecasts, jumping 11% from a year earlier.

Netflix (NFLX) shares are higher this morning. The video-streaming giant is reportedly in talks with Chinese broadcast companies to bring its content to China. The Wall Street Journal reports that the discussions are still in early stages.