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NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily on Friday:
American Outdoor Brands Corp., down $1.42 to $13.51
The firearms maker cut its profit and sales forecasts after shipments fell in its latest quarter.
Science Applications International Corp., up $4.54 to $79.97
The information technology company had a stronger quarter than analysts expected.
Alexion Pharmaceuticals Inc., up $7.68 to $114.46
The New York Times reported that activist investment firm Elliott Management bought a stake in the biotechnology company.
United Continental Holdings Inc., up 2 cents to $63.55
The airline raised a revenue forecast for the current quarter after it reported its November results.
Veeco Instruments Inc., down $2.75 to $11.90
The precision manufacturing equipment maker said a Chinese court ordered it to stop making some products in a patent infringement case.
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd., up $1.06 to $16.06
Bloomberg News reported that the Israeli drugmaker may cut up to 10,000 jobs.
Western Digital Corp., up $3.12 to $81.47
Reuters reported that the chipmaker and Toshiba are close to settling a dispute over Toshiba's plans to sell its chip unit.
Microsoft Corp., up $1.67 to $84.16
Big technology companies led the market higher as they continued to recover from their recent downturn.
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