NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that traded heavily or had substantial price changes on Wednesday:
Microsoft Corp., up $10.14 to $340.67.
The software giant reported strong fiscal first-quarter earnings and revenue.
Alphabet Inc., down $13.20 to $125.61.
The owner of search engine giant Google reported disappointing revenue for its cloud computing division.
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., down $25.08 to $433.18.
The maker of scientific instrument and laboratory supplies trimmed its profit forecast for the year.
Waste Management Inc., up $9.44 to $164.07.
The garbage and recycling hauler beat analysts' third-quarter earnings forecasts.
General Dynamics Corp., up $9.40 to $242.40.
The defense contractor beat Wall Street's third-quarter financial forecasts.
Texas Instruments Inc., down $5.13 to $141.79.
The chipmaker gave investors a weak profit forecast for its current quarter.
Hawaiian Holdings Inc., down 17 cents to $4.13.
The parent company of Hawaiian Airlines reported weak third-quarter financial results.
Stride Inc., up $8.02 to $52.52.
The online education company gave investors a strong revenue forecast.
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