NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that moved heavily or traded substantially on Tuesday:
Apple Inc., down $5.95 to $319
The technology company said revenue will fall short of forecasts for the March quarter because of the viral outbreak in China.
Franklin Resources Inc., up $1.69 to $26.05
The financial services company is buying competitor Legg Mason for $4.5 billion.
Conagra Brands Inc., down $2.01 to $30.68
The food producer cut its fiscal 2020 profit and revenue forecasts because of surprisingly weak consumption.
Fluor Corp., down $4.75 to $14.79
The engineering and construction company's past financial reporting is being investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Jeld-Wen Holding Inc., down $2.96 to $22.30
The maker of doors and windows reported disappointing fourth-quarter profit.
Medtronic PLC, down $4.67 to $112.68
The medical device maker warned investors that the virus outbreak in China will impact its fourth-quarter financial results.
Advance Auto Parts Inc., up $8.22 to $141.81
The auto parts supplier handily beat Wall Street's fourth-quarter profit forecasts.
Bed Bath & Beyond Inc., up 60 cents to $11.78
The home goods company is selling its PersonalizationMall.com to 1-800 Flowers.com for $252 million.
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