NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that traded heavily or had substantial price changes Tuesday:
CoStar Group Inc., down $39.39 to $900.37.
The real estate data company made a competing buyout offer for CoreLogic, which has agreed to be sold to private equity groups.
AutoNation Inc. up $1.04 to $79.43.
The auto retailer beat Wall Street's fourth-quarter profit and revenue forecasts.
Louisiana-Pacific Corp., up 32 cents to $43.84.
The building materials supplier reported encouraging fourth-quarter financial results as demand grows.
BorgWarner Inc., up $1.79 to $43.78.
The auto parts supplier is buying a majority of Germany's Akasol, which makes battery systems.
US Foods Holding Corp., down 90 cents to $35.99.
The food distributor's fourth-quarter profit fell short of Wall Street forecasts.
Exxon Mobil Corp., up $1.52 to $52.04.
Energy company stocks made gains as natural gas prices jumped after a bitter winter storm left millions without power.
Bank of America Corp., up 90 cents to $34.27.
Rising bond yields, which allow banks to charge more lucrative interest on loans, helped lift bank stocks.
Palantir Technologies Inc., down $4.07 to $27.84.
The software company reported a surprise fourth-quarter loss.
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