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NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Monday:
Tyson Foods Inc., up $3.60 to $66.90
The Spam maker raised the low end of its annual profit estimates.
Rockwell Collins Inc., up $8.07 to $127.07
Reuters reported that United Technologies made an offer to buy the aviation electronics maker.
Anadarko Petroleum Corp., down 52 cents to $44.37
Energy companies fell with the price of crude oil.
NxStage Medical Inc., up $6.53 to $29.67
Fresenius Medical Care agreed to buy the medical device company for $30 a share, or just under $2 billion.
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., up $5.51 to $158.84
Alibaba and hotel company Marriott International started a joint venture aimed at Chinese tourists.
Geo Group Inc., down $2.04 to $26.02
The private prison operator posted weak revenue in the second quarter and its forecast disappointed Wall Street.
II-VI Inc., up $2.80 to $38.15
The laser and optics company had a much stronger fourth quarter than analysts expected.
KLA-Tencor Corp., up $3.18 to $92.01
Technology companies rose Monday as chipmakers did better than the rest of the market.
Armstrong Flooring Inc., down $3.03 to $14.25
The flooring company cut its forecasts after it said sales of sheet and wood flooring were weak in the second quarter.
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