NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that moved heavily or traded substantially on Wednesday:
The Walt Disney Co., down 18 cents to $100.88.
The theme park and media giant reported a steep drop in fiscal second-quarter profit and suspended its dividend.
Activision Blizzard Inc., up $4.34 to $72.87.
The maker of Candy Crush and Call of Duty expects higher profit this year as pandemic lockdowns boost sales.
Beyond Meat Inc., up $26.05 to $126.21.
The maker of pea-based burgers reported a surprising first-quarter profit.
DaVita Inc., up $3.48 to $82.35.
The operator of dialysis centers reported surprisingly good first-quarter profits and gave investors a solid financial forecast.
Prudential Financial Inc., up 15 cents to $10.95.
The financial services company reported weak first-quarter profit and revenue.
Mattel Inc., down 12 cents to $8.49.
The maker of Barbie and Hot Wheels scrapped its forecast after a bad first-quarter loss.
Electronic Arts Inc., down $4.29 to $115.32.
The maker of Sims and Madden football warned investors that sports season cancellations could delay planned game launches.
CVS Health Corp., down 80 cents to $60.41.
The drugstore chain and pharmacy benefits manager beat Wall Street’s first-quarter profit and revenue forecasts.
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