-$1.85
6.7%
Shares of General Motors Corp. slumped to $25.90 and were the biggest loser in the Dow. The automaker’s U.S. sales this month “are going to be brutal” compared with June 2005, according to its sales chief.
$1.57
5.1%
Tribune Co. stock climbed to $32.47. The Chicago-based company, which owns this newspaper, completed its stock buyback, but indicated that it might have to buy more shares than it had planned on the open market.
-$1.80
9.9%
Altiris Inc. stock sank to $16.34. The maker of computer-management software was cut to “underweight” from “neutral” by a JPMorgan analyst, who said Altiris is continuing to record lower-than-expected license sales.
-$7.76
14.9%
Shares of Marvell Technology Group Ltd. tumbled to $44.14. The maker of chips for communication and storage gear agreed to pay $600 million for an Intel Corp. unit that makes chips for devices such as the BlackBerry.
-$2.02
15.7%
Shares of Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. slid to $10.85. The video-game maker said it received subpoenas related to earnings and hidden sex scenes in “Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.”
$1.88
17.8%
Republic Bancorp Inc. stock jumped to $12.45. The bank, which operates in Michigan, Ohio and Indiana, agreed to be bought by Flint, Mich.-based Citizens Banking Corp. for $1.05 billion.
