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NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that moved heavily or traded substantially on Tuesday:
Delta Air Lines, Inc., down $1.69 at $60.34.
Airlines and travel companies fell as concern about a Chinese disease outbreak grows.
Peoples Bancorp Inc., up 62 cents at $35.23.
The Marietta, Ohio-based bank's fourth-quarter profit and revenue beat Wall Street's forecasts.
PetMed Express, Inc., down $1.64 at $25.62.
The online veterinary pharmacy's third-quarter sales were weaker than expected.
Las Vegas Sands Corp., down $4.00 at $70.06.
Companies that cater to Chinese tourists, such as casinos, had the biggest losses.
PacWest Bancorp, down $1.27 at $36.72.
The Los Angeles-based financial institution's fourth-quarter sales disappointed Wall Street.
Mercantile Bank Corp., down 46 cents at $34.98.
The Grand Rapids, Michigan-based bank's fourth-quarter earnings were much better than expected.
Expedia Group Inc., down $1.65 at $110.17.
Travel companies slumped on worries that customers may stay away amid concerns over the Chinese disease outbreak.
Halliburton Co., down 19 cents at $23.77.
The oilfield engineering company reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings and sales.
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