Lululemon (LULU): The Yogawear retailer up more than 16% on earnings news that beat estimates. For good measure the company also saw fit to raise guidance for the rest of the year. It's not stretch to say Lulu is benefiting from being in the right place at the right time. The Yoga pant crazy the company helped create led to a 16% growth in sales for that category as consumers opted out of denim. Namaste, baby. Imagine what they'd be doing if they ran sizes bigger than "elf."
BlackBerry (BBRY): The handset maker popping after announcing it had acquired startup Movirtu. The company provides virtual identity solutions for mobile operators, which means users can have multiple numbers active on a single device. The move is designed to improve device management in bring-your-own device (BYOD) and corporate owned personally enabled (COPE) environments.
Gogo Inflight (GOGO) shares are cruising higher by more than 7%. The inflight wifi company announced a deal with T-Mobile that gives all SimpleChoice smart plan customers free texting and visual voice mails on any Gogo equipped plane. Now they just need an emoticon symbolizing the desire to rabbit punch the guy who just reclined his chair all the way into your lap.
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