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Herbalife, Wells Fargo gain; Caesars Entertainment sinks
– canadianbusiness.com
NEW YORK, N.Y. – Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily on Monday:
Herbalife Ltd., up $2.80 to $63.30
Billionaire investor Carl Icahn, the company’s largest shareholder, says he bought more shares in the supplements and weight-loss products company.
Wells Fargo & Co., up $1.05 to $49.65
Banks rose more than the rest of the market on hopes that the Federal Reserve is moving closer to raising interest rates, which would make lending more profitable.
Caesars Entertainment Corp., down $1.18 to $6.35
A bankruptcy court ruled that lawsuits from creditors against the company can go ahead.
CF Industries Holdings Inc., up $1 to $24.98
Barron’s said the giant fertilizer company, which has been beaten down over the past year amid a fertilizer glut, could move higher.
USG Corp., up $1.88 to $29.94
The company, which makes building materials, is selling its building product distribution business, L&W Supply Corp., to ABC Supply for $670 million.
Core-Mark Holding Co…
Herbalife Ltd., up $2.80 to $63.30
Billionaire investor Carl Icahn, the company’s largest shareholder, says he bought more shares in the supplements and weight-loss products company.
Wells Fargo & Co., up $1.05 to $49.65
Banks rose more than the rest of the market on hopes that the Federal Reserve is moving closer to raising interest rates, which would make lending more profitable.
Caesars Entertainment Corp., down $1.18 to $6.35
A bankruptcy court ruled that lawsuits from creditors against the company can go ahead.
CF Industries Holdings Inc., up $1 to $24.98
Barron’s said the giant fertilizer company, which has been beaten down over the past year amid a fertilizer glut, could move higher.
USG Corp., up $1.88 to $29.94
The company, which makes building materials, is selling its building product distribution business, L&W Supply Corp., to ABC Supply for $670 million.
Core-Mark Holding Co…
