NYSE

PepsiCo Inc., up 57 cents at $52.57

Quarterly profit fell 43 percent, hurt by a stronger dollar and restructuring charges. Nevertheless, results met analyst expectations.

Abercrombie & Fitch Co., up $2.08 at $22.78

The teen retailer, which resisted discounts competitors offered during the holidays, saw quarterly profit slide 68 percent - but adjusted results beat analysts' expectations.

Wyndham Worldwide Corp., down $1.76 at $4.18

The hotel firm posted a $1.36 billion fourth-quarter loss and analysts questioned a plan to sell up to $200 million in stock.

Alcoa Inc., down 3 cents at $7.48

Two debt ratings agencies downgraded the aluminum maker's senior unsecured bonds on concerns about negative free cash flow.

JPMorgan Chase & Co., down $1.50 at $24.69

The bank and several peers are halting foreclosures while the Obama administration develops a plan to help homeowners.

NASDAQ

Sirius XM Radio Inc., up 3 cents at 10.5 cents

The satellite radio company said it could file for bankruptcy as early as Tuesday if it can't strike a deal with its creditors, but the stock edged higher.

Microsoft Corp., down 17 cents at $19.09

The software company announced plans to open its own stores despite the economic downturn that has left retailers struggling.

BJ's Restaurants Inc., up $1.78 at $12.16

Shares soared after the restaurant company bested Wall Street analysts' profit estimates for its fourth quarter.

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