Mattel Inc. shares rallied in the extended session Thursday after the toy maker reported a narrower-than-expected loss for the quarter.

Mattel MAT, -1.68% shares rose 6.7% to $26.95 on moderate volume after the company reported a first-quarter loss of 8 cents a share, compared with the 9-cents-a-share loss expected by analysts.

Schlumberger NV SLB, -1.83% shares rose 2.4% to $94.05 on heavy volume after the oil-field services company said it was cutting 11,000 more jobs after reporting its first-quarter earnings declined 39%.

Advanced Micro Devices Inc. AMD, -2.11% fell 8.7% to $2.62 on heavy volume after the chip maker reported a wider fiscal first-quarter loss as revenue weakened.

American Express Co. AXP, -1.16% shares declined 1.4% to $79.80 on moderate volume after the card issuer’s quarterly revenue was on the light side even though the company topped earnings expectations.

Walt Disney Co. DIS, -1.22% shares climbed a few cents above their Thursday intraday session high after hours on moderate volume. The stock got a noticeable boost after the new “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” trailer premiered.

These were stocks that made notable moves in Thursday trade:

Gainers

Shares of Netflix Inc. NFLX, -0.05% traded at a record high of $568.75 and closed up 18% after the video-streaming and DVD-rental company added 4.88 million subscribers in the first quarter, better than the 4.05 million additions it had forecast. It also reported a profit of $23.7 million, or 38 cents a share, down from $53.1 million, or 86 cents a share, a year earlier. Excluding certain costs, it earned 77 cents a share in the latest quarter, ahead of 69 cents a share projected by analysts.

Philip Morris International Inc. PM, -1.74% recorded first-quarter profits and revenues that exceeded Street estimates. The company posted profits of $1.795 billion, or $1.16 a share, down from $1.875 billion, or $1.18 a share, during the same period last year.

Blackstone Group LP. BX, +0.95% reported that first-quarter profit and revenue rose more than projected and said it will pay out the largest quarterly dividend in its history.

UnitedHealth Group Inc. UNH, +0.99% was the best performer on the Dow 30 after the company lifted its outlook for 2015 earnings and reported first-quarter results that were better than expected on strong sales.

Party City Holdco Inc. PRTY, +3.28% shares soared 20% to above $20 on their first day of trading in the stock market. The party-goods seller priced its initial public offering at $17 a share. In other IPOs, Etsy Inc. ETSY, +2.30% finished up 88%, and Virtu Financial Inc. VIRT, +0.14% closed up 17% on their first day of trading.

Citigroup Inc. C, -1.47% posted a first-quarter profit of $4.77 billion, or $1.51 a share, which was better than FactSet expectations of $1.39 a share. Revenues, however, were weaker than expected.

Kinder Morgan Inc. KMI, -1.58% will raise its quarterly dividend to 48 cents a share, up 6.7% from the previous dividend of 45 cents. The new dividend will be payable May 15 to shareholders of record on April 30. The energy pipeline company also said it remains on track to pay an annual dividend of $2 a share.

Decliners

SanDisk Corp. US:SNDK late Wednesday reported its first-quarter earnings fell to 17 cents a share from $1.14 a share a year ago. Adjusted for one-time items, the flash-memory maker earned 62 cents a share. Analysts polled by FactSet had expected SanDisk to report earnings of 70 cents a share. Sales came in at $1.33 billion in the quarter, in line with expectations.

Noble Corp. PLC US:NE and Ensco PLC US:ESV were among the biggest S&P 500 decliners as crude oil prices came off of 2015 highs. Light, sweet crude futures for delivery in May CLK25, fell $1.06 or 1.9%, to $55.33 a barrel.

BlackRock Inc. BLK, +1.55% recorded a better-than-expected 8.7% increase in first-quarter earnings, benefiting from a 6.7% increase in inflows which were $70.4 billion in the quarter. However, the asset manager reported revenue that fell short of Wall Street’s expectations.

Goldman SachsGroup Inc. GS, +0.01% posted earnings and revenues that were better than analysts forecast, and the investment bank announced that it raised its quarterly dividend to 65 cents a share from 60 cents.

— Mark DeCambre in New York contributed to this report.