NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that moved heavily or traded substantially on Monday:
Wayfair Inc., up $20.87 to $71.50.
The online furniture seller reported strong demand and said it would meet or exceed its first-quarter revenue target.
Zoom Video Communications Inc., down $5.26 to $122.94.
The popular video conferencing company faces serious security and privacy problems.
SeaWorld Entertainment Inc., up $1.44 to $10.49.
The troubled theme park operator said its CEO resigned just five months after being named to the job.
American Airlines Group Inc., up 11 cents to $9.50.
American and other airlines suspended more flights at New York's major airports.
Peloton Interactive Inc., down 38 cents to $28.37.
The online workout company said it was canceling live cycling and running classes through the end of April.
Carnival Corp., up $1.72 to $10.21.
The cruise operator disclosed that Saudia Arabia's sovereign wealth fund has taken an 8.2% stake in the company.
Woodward Inc., up $8.37 to $59.62.
The maker of control systems said it was calling off a deal to combine with Hexcel Corp., a maker of composites.
Henry Schein Inc., up 79 cents to $47.14.
The maker of dental supplies said it was suspending its share buyback program and it withdrew its 2020 financial forecast.
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