Stocks that are moving substantially or trading heavily Friday on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq:
NYSE
General Electric Co., down 24 cents at $32.13
The industrial conglomerate will sell or spin off its appliance business, which has been hit hard by a domestic housing slump and economic slowdown.
Fannie Mae, down 34 cents at $29.89
The government-sponsored mortgage financier will scrap higher downpayment requirements for borrowers in distressed real estate markets.
Abercrombie & Fitch Co., up 11 cents at $76.19
Despite high expenses, strong gross margin and sales lifted first-quarter profit 3 percent and above Wall Street expectations.
Macy's Inc., down 10 cents at $25.22
FAO Schwarz will open toy stores in around 700 of the company's department stores over the next two years.
Kohl's Corp., down $1.22 at $49.27
First-quarter profit declined and was worse than expected, and the department store operator also cut its full-year profit outlook.
Advance Auto Parts Inc., up $4.18 at $38.82
Strong sales at new locations lifted the auto parts retailer's quarterly profit 8 percent and above expectations.
Healthcare Realty Trust Inc., down $1.13 at $27.10
An analyst downgraded the stock and four other real estate investment trusts, predicting investors will shift funds elsewhere when the economy rebounds.
NASDAQ
Zoltek Cos., up $4.47 at $30.98
The maker of carbon fibers used in wind turbine blades swung to a fiscal second-quarter profit on a 35 percent increase in sales.
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