Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Tuesday on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Stock Market:
NYSE
Royal Bank of Scotland PLC, down 35 cents at $7.14
Britain's second largest bank will record write-downs of $11.7 billion and raise $23.9 billion in new capital to cover exposure to toxic U.S. loans.
CIT Group Inc., down $1.99 at $10.75
The financial services firm will raise $1.5 billion from a stock offering, but some analysts said the amount wasn't high enough.
Coach Inc., down 80 cents at $31.70
Strong sales in Japan lifted fiscal third-quarter profit 8 percent, but the luxury handbag company decided to maintain its fiscal 2008 profit outlook.
AT&T Inc., up 22 cents at $37.81
The country's biggest telecommunications company posted strong growth in its wireless segment, lifting quarterly earnings 22 percent.
McDonald's Corp., down 32 cents at $58.35
A weak U.S. dollar and strong global sales lifted the Big Mac maker's first-quarter profit 24 percent and above Wall Street expectations.
DuPont Co., down $2.09 at $50.16
Higher selling prices lifted first-quarter profit 26 percent, but the chemicals company warned of slowing demand in the U.S. this year.
UnitedHealth Group Inc., down $3.66 at $34.15
A drop-off in corporate customers and high costs for the flu season caused the insurer to slash its full-year profit outlook.
NASDAQ
Netflix Inc., down $9.32 at $30
The online DVD rental service company trimmed its full-year profit outlook and predicted slower subscriber growth during the next several months.