NEW YORK Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Tuesday: <\/p>\n
Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd., up $3.80 to $116.87 <\/p>\n
The cruise line operator raised its estimates for the year after a strong second quarter. <\/p>\n
Scana Corp., up $3.19 to $67.56 <\/p>\n
The utility company said it plans to end construction of two costly nuclear reactors in South Carolina. <\/p>\n
Under Armour Inc., down $1.72 to $18.30 <\/p>\n
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The athletic apparel maker lowered its revenue forecast and will cut spending as its North American business struggles. <\/p>\n
Xerox Inc., up $1.79 to $32.46 <\/p>\n
The business services company surpassed analyst expectations in the second quarter. <\/p>\n
Cummins Inc., down $10.42 to $157.48 <\/p>\n
The engine maker reported a weaker-than-expected profit due to higher warranty costs even though sales were strong. <\/p>\n
Goldman Sachs Group Inc., up $1.67 to $227 <\/p>\n
Banks and financial companies did better than the rest of the market on Tuesday. <\/p>\n
Pitney Bowes Inc., down $2.43 to $13.31 <\/p>\n
The mailing equipment and software company posted weak earnings and expects a smaller annual profit. <\/p>\n
Sprint Corp., up 89 cents to $8.87 <\/p>\n
The wireless carrier reported its first quarterly profit in three years as it cut costs and added more subscribers. <\/p>\n
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