CSX, Crocs rise; Las Vegas Sands, Southwest Airlines fall
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NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that traded heavily or had substantial price changes Thursday:
Texas Instruments Inc., down $10.33 to $183.91.
The chipmaker's revenue forecast disappointed investors as the industry continues to deal with demand outpacing supply.
Unilever Plc., down $3.19 to $55.52.
The owner of Dove soap and Ben & Jerry's ice cream said rising costs could impact its profit margins.
CSX Corp., up $1.10 to $32.67.
The railroad operator beat Wall Street's second-quarter profit and revenue forecasts.
Las Vegas Sands Corp., down $2.20 to $47.22.
The casino operator's second-quarter profit and revenue fell short of analysts' forecasts.
Netgear Inc., down $3.53 to $33.53.
The computer networking equipment company gave investors a weak revenue forecast following disappointing second-quarter financial results.
Crocs Inc., up $11.95 to $131.93.
The footwear company handily beat Wall Street's second-quarter profit forecasts.
Domino’s Pizza Inc., up $68.45 to $538.82.
The pizza chain reported encouraging second-quarter profits and revenue.
Southwest Airlines Co., down $1.84 to $51.29.
The airline reported a bigger second-quarter loss than analysts anticipated.