NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that traded heavily or had substantial price changes Wednesday:
Adobe Inc., down $43.55 to $422.90.
The software maker gave investors a disappointing financial forecast.
NetApp Inc., down 39 cents to $87.22.
The data storage company increased its stock buyback plan by $1 billion.
Cintas Corp., up $8.34 to $401.34.
The uniform rental company's fiscal third-quarter financial results beat analysts' forecasts.
Worthington Industries Inc., down $10.56 to $51.58.
The metal manufacturer's fiscal third-quarter profit fell short of Wall Street forecasts.
Centene Corp., down $5.11 to $82.46.
The healthcare company named Sarah London its new CEO to succeed Michael Neidorff.
General Mills Inc., up $1.55 to $64.23.
The maker of Cheerios cereal and other food products raised its earnings forecast for 2022.
Marathon Oil Corp., up 92 cents to $25.58.
Energy companies gained ground as oil prices rose.
GameStop Corp., up $17.86 to $141.00.
The video game retailer rose after Chairman Ryan Cohen increased his stake in the company.
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