T-Mobile, New York Times fall; WD-40, Papa John's rise
Stocks that traded heavily or had substantial price changes Friday:
T-Mobile US Inc., down $5.83 to $109.74.
Investors were disappointed by the wireless carrier's latest update on customer and account additions.
The New York Times Co., down $5.11 to $42.71.
The newspaper is buying sports commentary website The Athletic for $550 million.
WD-40 Co., up $6.98 to $240.99.
The maintenance and cleaning product company reported strong fiscal first-quarter financial results.
Papa John's International Inc., up $1.75 to $127.67.
The pizza chain is partnering with FountainVest Partners to open more than 1,350 new locations across China by 2040.
Dana Inc., down 16 cents to $23.93.
The auto parts supplier said it's adding Icahn Capital portfolio managers Brett Icahn and Gary Hu to its board.
Capital One Financial Corp., up $3.96 to $154.69.
Banks gained ground on rising bond yields, which they rely on to charge more lucrative interest on loans.
GameStop Corp., up $9.59 to $140.62.
The video-game retailer is reportedly partnering with cryptocurrency firms as it expands into the non-fungible tokens (NFTs) marketplace.
Albemarle Corp., up $2.64 to $236.02.
The specialty chemicals company is raising prices for customers of its catalysts global business unit.