-$4.98
7.1%
Deere & Co. slid to $65.24 after an analyst downgraded the Illinois agriculture equipment-maker to “neutral,” citing better risk profiles among peer companies.
-$1.87
9.9%
Wachovia Corp. dropped for the first time in a week, to $17.11, after an analyst urged investors to sell because the new chief executive will need more time to rebuild the bank’s finances.
$1.25
5.5% Medicines Co. gained to $23.85, the highest since April 2007, after the maker of the blood thinner Angiomax won U.S. approval to sell a short-term treatment for high blood pressure after surgery.
-$8.19
22.7%
FreightCar America Inc. dropped the most since going public in April 2005, to $27.94, after the maker of railroad freight cars reported a second-quarter loss because of higher steel and aluminum costs.
-$2.65
10.3%
Manitowoc Co. fell to $23.03, the lowest since October 2006. The cranemaker that is buying Enodis PLC agreed to sell its marine unit for $120 million.
$1.78 6.1%
Kindred Healthcare Inc. rose to $31.07, after an analyst upgrade of the largest U.S. operator of hospitals for patients needing long-term care.
-$10.76
11.2%
IntercontinentalExchange Inc., the owner of Europe’s largest energy market, fell to $85.44, the most in New York trading since January, after Chief Executive Jeffrey Sprecher said trading may slow as companies exit futures markets. The stock has declined 56 percent this year.
