By Katherine Hamilton
MillerKnoll gave a softer-than-expected outlook for the current quarter, citing conflict in the Middle East. Shares fell 18% to $15.90 in after-hours trading Wednesday.
Worthington Steel posted lower profit due to macroeconomic headwinds. The stock fell 14% to $30.15 after the bell.
Navan logged better-than-expected revenue and guided for growth continuing this fiscal year. The stock gained 21% to $11.05.
Precigen recorded its first sales from its drug Papzimeos. Shares rose 14% to $3.54.
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