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Take a look at some of Wednesday morning's early movers:
Comcast - The parent of NBCUniversal earned 47 cents per share for the fourth quarter, six cents above estimates. Revenue beat consensus as well, and the media company also raised its annual dividend to 65 cents a share from 45 cents, as well as announcing a new $6.5 billion share repurchase plan.
Deere & Co. - The equipment maker earned $1.30 per share for its fiscal first quarter, six cents above estimates, on growing demand for farm and construction machinery as well as higher selling prices.
Kellogg - The cereal maker will buy the Pringles businessfrom Procter & Gamble for $2.7 billion, after P&G ended a deal to sell Pringles to Diamond Foods . That follows an investigation which found that Diamond had made improper payments to walnut growers.
Zynga - The social network gaming company reported better than expected fourth quarter profit of five cents per share, two cents above estimates, while beating on the top line as well. But analysts are concerned that player acquisition has slowed down.
Abercrombie & Fitch - The clothing retailer earned $1.12 per share, excluding certain items, for the fourth quarter, slightly below estimates of $1.16. It had warned earlier this month that its results would be pressured by higher promotional costs.
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