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MGM Mirage, HSBC, Satyam, ING are big movers
By The Associated Press
, AP
NEW YORK -The following stocks were among those that moved substantially or traded heavily Friday on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Stock Market:
NYSE:
MGM Mirage, down 45 cents to $10.56 The casino operator's joint venture partner Dubai requested a debt payment delay. MGM said it wouldn't affect the Vegas development.
HSBC Holdings PLC, down $3.61 to $58.46 Goldman Sachs analysts said the London bank could face losses of $611 million if Dubai World defaults on its debt.
Halliburton Co., down $1.12 to $29.09 The tumbling price of crude amid jitters over a Dubai investment fund's debt crisis hurt shares of the oilfield services provider.
Satyam Computer Services Ltd., down 35 cents to $4.30 Earlier this week, Indian investigators said fraud at the software services firm was at least $1 billion more than initially thought.
Macy's Inc., down 59 cents to $16.97 Shares of the department store dropped amid a broader market slump on "Black Friday," the traditional open to the holiday shopping season.
ING Groep NV, down $2.44 to $9.84 The Dutch bank priced a 1.8 million rights issue, set to raise $11.2 billion, at a 37.3 percent discount to its stock price.
Ivanhoe Mines Ltd., down 93 cents to $11.84
The gold miner's shares fell as the price of the precious metal slipped following a 10-day climb.
NASDAQ:
Activision Blizzard Inc., up 2 cents to $11.58 The video game maker said it had sold more than $3 billion worth, or 55 million units, of its "Call of Duty" franchise.
Copyright 2009 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
2009-11-27 14:00:04
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