Camping World, Clorox Rise; Norwegian Cruise, Delta Fall
NEW YORK: Stocks that moved heavily or traded substantially Monday:
Dunkin’ Brands, up $6.48 to $106.19
Inspire Brands, which owns Buffalo Wild Wings and Arby’s, is buying the owner of Dunkin’ Donuts for $11.3 billion.
Nielsen Holdings, up 52 cents to $14.03
The marketing data and ratings company reported solid third-quarter profits and is selling its retail data unit for $2.7 billion.
Endurance International, up $3.60 to $9.41
Clearlake Capital Group is buying the information technology services company for about $3 billion.
Camping World, up 81 cents to $27.25
The recreational vehicle retailer beat Wall Street’s third-quarter profit and revenue forecasts.
Estee Lauder, up $4.19 to $223.85
The cosmetics maker reported surprisingly strong fiscal first-quarter profits.
Norwegian Cruise Line, down 46 cents to $16.17
The cruise line operator is extending the suspension of all of its cruises through December.
Delta Air Lines, down 42 cents to $30.22
Airlines are being weighed down by concerns about spiking virus rates and more lockdowns.
Clorox, up $8.78 to $216.03
The maker of bleach and other household products handily beat analysts’ fiscal first-quarter financial forecasts.
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