Friday’s biggest gaining and declining stocks
CHICAGO (MarketWatch) — Here are some of Friday’s biggest gaining and declining stocks:
Gainers
Baker Hughes Inc. BHI +9.20% shares added 9.2% after the Houston energy-services firm reported that second-quarter net income rose 30% on 12% higher revenue.
Fidelity Bancorp Inc. FSBI +65.02% shares soared 65%. The company agreed to be bought by West Virginia-based WesBanco Inc. WSBC -4.65% for $70.8 million.
Onyx Pharmaceuticals Inc. ONXX +11.67% rallied 12% after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the company’s Kyprolis treatment for patients with multiple myeloma who have received at least two prior lines of therapy.
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SanDisk Corp. SNDK +10.32% shares rose 10%. The company said late Thursday that second-quarter earnings plummeted as the flash memory maker saw much weaker sales and margins, but management projected results should show improvement in the second half.
Decliners
Cepheid CPHD -17.65% shares fell 18% after the company reported that second-quarter earnings fell 38%.
Shares of Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc.CMG -21.51% fell 22% after issuing a second-quarter earnings report late Thursday that reflected a slowdown in customer traffic growth.
Freescale Semiconductor Ltd. FSL -6.46% shares fell 6.5% after the company issued a current-quarter sales outlook below Wall Street estimates.
Gold Resource Corp. GORO -30.61% shares fell 31%. Late Thursday, the company reported earnings for the second quarter and troubled investors with news of less-than-expected gold output in the quarter. It also revised its production outlook.
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