NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that traded heavily or had substantial price changes on Tuesday:
BP Plc., down $1.75 to $34.80.
The energy giant warned investors about a $2 billion impairment charge.
Helen of Troy Ltd., down $24.68 to $64.33.
The Hydro Flask maker's fiscal first-quarter earnings fell short of Wall Street forecasts.
Assured Guaranty Ltd., up $4 to $80.70.
The insurance holding company said it will combine two U.S. businesses and announced a $300 million special dividend.
Applied Digital Corp., down $1.67 to $5.47.
The technology company announced plans for a sale of up to $125 million in stock.
Kymera Therapeutics Inc., up $7.48 to $39.44.
The biopharmaceutical company's partner, Sanofi, is expanding studies on potential skin condition treatments.
TeraWulf Inc., down 44 cents to $5.03.
The owner of Bitcoin mining facilities announced the full repayment of its term loan ahead of schedule.
Axcelis Technologies Inc., up $7.43 to $151.06.
The semiconductor services company raised its second-quarter financial forecasts.
Helios Technologies Inc., down $5.07 to $41.26.
The industrial products manufacturer placed its CEO on paid leave following allegations of a potential violation of the code of conduct.
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