Apache, Nvidia and Equity One climb; JPMorgan slips


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NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Tuesday:

Apache Corp., up $4.46 to $63.39

Energy companies traded higher as the price of oil surged.

Nvidia Corp., up $2.55 to $86.19

Technology stocks changed course and turned higher after they took losses over the last few days.

Equity One Inc., up $1.90 to $29.77

Equity One will combine with Regency Center, a rival real estate investment trust that also owns shopping centers.

Stratasys Ltd., down $2.55 to $17.95

The 3D printer maker's profit and sales fell far short of Wall Street estimates.

American Airlines Group Inc., up $1.40 to $44.80

Airline stocks rose after Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway said it bought stock in American, United and Delta.

JPMorgan Chase & Co., down 15 cents to $79.36

Bank stocks, which have climbed since last week's presidential election, gave back some of their gains.

JD.com Inc., up $2.70 to $26.41

The Chinese e-commerce company reported strong quarterly results and said it might reorganize JD Finance, which runs its internet finance business.

Advance Auto Parts Inc., up $21.43 to $164.33

The auto parts retailer reported better sales than investors were expecting.

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