These 10 Stocks Could Move Big On Monday

Below is a list of Friday's most notable after-hours movers; each is worth watching heading into next week.

New York Times Co NYT jumped more than 9 percent in Friday's extended trading to $14.86. A late report Friday from Dow Jones detailed Facebook Inc FB's offering to let publishers keep all revenue from certain advertisements, which in turn, would persuade them to distribute content through the social network.

Diamond Offshore Drilling Inc DO rose 3 percent to $34.50 in late trading Friday. Oil prices rallied this week, but futures prices for oil delivered at the end of 2017 remain semi-fixed a little over $70 a barrel, Reuters reported Friday.

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Civeo Corp CVEO gained nearly 3 percent after the bell to $4.63. The company, which provides oilfield and mining services, closed up more than 30 percent for the week and announced earnings Thursday.

BioCryst Pharmaceuticals, Inc. BCRX gained nearly 3 percent in late trading to $9.61 on no obvious catalyst. The company is slated to post quarterly results May 8.

Sarepta Therapeutics Inc SRPT picked up 2.6 percent after the bell, trading at $13.06. The company, which posts earnings next week, closed up about 4 percent Friday and didn't issue any news.

Merrimack Pharmaceuticals Inc MACK gave back nearly 4 percent in late trading Friday, changing hands at $11.92. The shares closed up more than 7 percent on no news.

Banco Latinoamericano de Comercio Exterior SA BLX dropped nearly 4 percent after the bell to $31. The Panama-based company didn't issue news.

ClubCorp Holdings Inc. MYCC fell 3.6 percent to $21.89 during the extended session Friday. The operator of golf and college alumni clubs closed up 3.75 percent and posted earnings Thursday.

JinkoSolar Holding Co. JKS dipped 2.7 percent in late trading to $27.99 after closing up about 3 percent. The China-based solar power company issued no news.

Scorpio Bulkers Inc SALT fell 2 percent to $2.41 after hours Friday. The maritime shipper with offices in Monaco and New York didn't issue news.