NEW YORK — Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily on Tuesday:
Apple Inc., up $8.49 to $208.97
The U.S. government is delaying tariffs aimed at China that involve cellphones, laptop computers and other electronics.
Mattel., up 51 cents to $11.51
The delay in tariffs also means retailers won’t have to raise prices on toys, clothing and other items during the holiday shopping season.
Covetrus Inc., down $9.30 to $13.89
The animal health technology and services company reported weak second quarter results.
Deciphera Pharmaceuticals Inc., up $15.95 to $35.90
The pharmaceutical company reported positive results from a key study focusing on a potential stomach cancer treatment.
JD.com Inc., up $3.50 to $30.66
The Chinese e-commerce company’s second quarter profit far exceeded Wall Street forecasts.
Avaya Holdings Corp., up $1.52 to $11.80
The company said it is in discussions with multiple parties about a range of potential strategic transactions.
CIT Group Inc., down $1.75 to $42.88
The banking company is buying Mutual of Omaha Bank for $1 billion in a mix of cash and stock.
Yum Brands Inc., up 59 cents to $117.13
The operator of KFC, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell named David Gibbs its new CEO to replace Greg Creed.
The Associated Press
