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Buffalo Wild Wings, AMC Entertainment Holdings, Wal-Mart Stores and more - AFTER HOURS

A look at what happened after the bell in New York last night

US shares closed higher on Monday and joining in on the act after the bell was Buffalo Wild Wings (NASDAQ:BWLD), which soared almost 28% after the bell to US$150 each.

The restaurant chain and bar franchise was up after it emerged that the private-equity firm Roark Capital made an offer to buy the group for more than US$2.3 billion

AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc (NYSE:AMC) added 1.33% after hours to US$11.80 after the hedge fund Baupost Group disclosed in a filing its new stake in the company.

To tech and the shares in Qualcomm Inc (NASDAQ:QCOM), the telecoms and computer chip group, added 0.23% after the New York bell.

Baupost revealed that it was dissolving its entire US$300mln stake in the company.

Last but not least, Wal-Mart Stores Inc (NYSE:WMT) shares added 0.56% after the bell to US$91.50 as it announced that Lord & Taylor will launch a flagship store on its site in the spring.

Lord & Taylor is launching a new flagship store with #Walmart in Spring 2018. ???? We will definitely reach a new audience.

— ???? (@_alleydeee) 14 November 2017

Shares of Hudson Bay, parent to Lord & Taylor, were little changed after hours, it was reported.

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