Alphabet, Amazon surge; Time Inc. and Starbucks fall
Associated Press
NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Friday:
Time Inc., down $3.10 to $15.20
The magazine publisher, which owns Sports Illustrated and People, said it would not sell itself after receiving several overtures from interested parties.
Amazon.com Inc., up $6.61 to $924.99
The giant e-commerce company reported earnings that were far higher than analysts were expecting.
Alphabet Inc., up $33.08 to $924.52
The parent company of Google and YouTube reported huge gains in revenue and its earnings easily beat Wall Street's forecasts.
Qualcomm Inc., up 53 cents to $53.74
The company slashed its profit forecast after saying Apple is refusing to pay royalties on technology used in the iPhone.
Starbucks Corp., down $1.24 to $60.06
The coffee chain reported disappointing U.S. sales growth as customer traffic stalled and tempered its profit forecast for the year.
Honeywell International Inc., up $1.26 to $131.14
The industrial company surged after activist investment firm Third Point called for Honeywell to spin off its aerospace division.
Athenahealth Inc., down $23.44 to $98.01
The maker of billing and medical practice management software reported results that missed analysts' forecasts.
Synchrony Financial, down $5.25 to $27.80
The consumer credit company posted earnings that fell far short of what analysts were looking for.
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