NEW YORK (AP) - Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily on Thursday:
Tyson Foods Inc., up $1.47 to $90.34
Shares in meat packers moved higher after China lifted its four-year ban on U.S. poultry imports.
Dillard’s Inc., up $9.60 to $77.41
The department store operator surprised Wall Street with a fiscal third-quarter profit and solid sales.
Cisco Systems Inc., down $3.55 to $44.91
The seller of routers, switches and software gave investors a surprisingly weak revenue forecast for its fiscal second quarter.
Qiagen NV, up $1.83 to $37.28
Thermo Fisher is considering buying the molecular testing company, according to Bloomberg News.
NetApp Inc., up $1.91 to $61.98
The data storage company’s fiscal second-quarter profit beat Wall Street forecasts.
HP Inc., up 60 cents to $20.13
Activist investor Carl Icahn took a stake in the computer and printer maker and is pushing for a deal with Xerox, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Navistar International Corp., down 14 cents to $32.66
The truck and engine maker warned investors about a significant impact to its revenue this year because of the recent strike that shut down General Motors’ factories.
American Outdoor Brands Corp., up 47 cents to $8.36
The company will separate its Smith & Wesson firearms business into a separate company.
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