NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that traded heavily or had substantial price changes Monday:
Air Products and Chemicals Inc., up $2.98 to $293.53.
The supplier of industrial gases reported weak fiscal second-quarter profit.
Marriott International Inc., down $6.03 to $140.66.
The hotel chain reported weak first-quarter earnings and revenue.
Jacobs Engineering Group Inc., up $2.41 to $142.36.
The construction and technical services company beat Wall Street's fiscal second-quarter profit and revenue forecasts.
Viatris Inc., up 96 cents to $15.04.
The generic drugmaker reported surprisingly good first-quarter financial results and announced a quarterly dividend.
Clear Channel Outdoor Holdings Inc., down 35 cents to $2.21.
The outdoor advertising company's first-quarter revenue fell short of of Wall Street forecasts.
Bonanza Creek Energy Inc., up $2.56 to $40.
The oil and gas company is merging with Extraction Oil & Gas in an all-stock deal.
Coty Inc., down $1.34 to $9.
The maker of CoverGirl and other beauty products fell short of analysts' fiscal third-quarter earnings forecasts.
Party City Holdco Inc., up 88 cents to $8.84.
The party supplies chain reported a smaller loss than Wall Street expected.
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