Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Friday on the New York Stock Exchange:
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc., down $12.55 at $88.80
The bank's credit outlook was revised to negative by ratings agency Moody's, which expects a downturn in capital markets activity to continue.
General Electric Co., up $2.49 at $21.50
The diversified conglomerate's third-quarter earnings fell 22 percent, as the credit crunch hurt performance in its financial business. Shares still rose as broader markets traded wildly.
Morgan Stanley & Co., down $2.77 at $9.68
Investors feared a potential credit rating downgrade for the banking firm, even with a major investment from Japan's Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group.
Macy's Inc., down $1.54 at $9.92
The department store operator fell to a 13-year low after it slashed its 2008 profit outlook amid weaker economic conditions.
General Motors Corp., up 13 cents at $4.89
Shares rose, even though the automaker is likely to announce further production cuts and plant closures as early as Monday due to slumping sales.
Exxon Mobil Corp., down $5.64 at $62.36
The energy giant fell to its lowest point in more than two years amid a drop in crude prices to the $80 per barrel range.
Citigroup Inc., up $1.18 at $14.11
After it broke off talks with Wells Fargo and regulators about a split of Wachovia, Wells got approval to buy the Charlotte-based Wachovia.
Aspen Insurance Holdings Ltd., up $1.87 at $19.75
The insurer said net after-tax losses for Hurricanes Ike and Gustav, which hit the Gulf Coast in September, total $155 million so far.
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