Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Tesla, Red Rock Resorts, Fitbit and more

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See which stocks are posting big moves after the bell.

– Red Rock Resorts dropped more than 1% in extended trading.

The company said Saturday that Red Rock Resorts President Richard Haskins died in a July 4 watercraft accident and that it will release a succession plan in the coming days. The drop also follows a trend of U.S. casino stocks declining over investor concerns that property closings will continue in the coming weeks because of the coronavirus pandemic.

 

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