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Take a look at some of Thursday morning's early movers:
Bank of America – The banking giant met earnings expectations and topped revenue estimates.
Morgan Stanley – The investment bank posted a decline in revenue as the firm lost money in the fourth quarter due to a big charge related to a legal settlement.
Apple – The iPhone maker topped $400 billion in market cap for the first time.
Kodak – The camera and film maker filed for bankruptcy protectionand said it received a $950 million, 18-month credit facility from Citigroup to keep it going. Meanwhile, NYSE announced that Kodak's common stock (ticker symbol: EK) should be suspended immediately.
Yahoo – The search-engine firm instituted a hiring freeze across the company and is considering a hiring cut, according to sources. The company is expected to post earnings next Tuesday.
EBay - The online auction company posted results that beat estimates , but outlook was mixed.
Walgreens– Goldman Sachs reduced its rating on the drug store chain to “neutral” from “buy” and cut its price target to $35 from $38.
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