Harley-davidson, Carnival And Micron Slump; Campbell Climbs

NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily on Monday: Harley-Davidson Inc., down $2.64 to $41.57 The motorcycle maker said it will shift some production overseas in response to tariffs imposed by the European Union. Campbell Soup Co., up $3.63 to $42.23 The New York Post reported that Kraft Heinz is interested in buying the company. Carnival Corp., down $4.49 to $58.54 The cruise line company cut its annual profit forecast because of higher fuel prices. Micron Technology Inc., down $3.94 to $53.16 The Wall Street Journal reported that the Trump administration plans to limit exports of high-tech products to China. Gray Television Inc., up $2.05 to $14.85 The broadcaster said it will combine with Raycom in a deal the companies valued at $3.6 billion. American Express Co., up $1.31 to $98.54 The Supreme Court ruled in the company's favor in a lawsuit over rules it imposes on merchants who accept its cards. Netflix Inc., down $26.61 to $384.48 Consumer-focused companies slumped Monday as investors sold stock in some of the companies that have done the best this year. United Rentals Inc., down $6.80 to $148.15 Industrial companies, which investors see as particularly vulnerable to tariffs, took sharp losses. Read more on NewsOK.com