(Source: Associated Press/AP Online)

NEW YORK - Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Friday on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Stock Market:
NYSE
Wells Fargo & Co., up 49 cents at $8.61
Following the lead of other banks, Wells said it will slash its dividend by 85 percent in an effort to save $5 billion annually.
AnnTaylor Stores Corp., down $2.13 at $3.41
The clothing retailer reported a wider loss in its fourth quarter due to hefty restructuring charges and a big drop in sales.
H&R Block Inc., up $1.36 at $18.68
Quarterly earnings surged as it prepared more early tax returns and saw smaller losses from discontinued operations.
Rockwell Collins Inc., up 38 cents at $28.35
A Goldman analyst upgraded the aerospace company to "neutral" from "sell," saying weaker jet sales are reflected in the stock.
Genentech Inc., up $9.22 at $90.86
Roche boosted its hostile tender offer for the biotechnology firm to $93 a share, raising the total offer value to $45 billion.
General Motors Corp., down 41 cents at $1.45
Shares fell to their lowest point in more than 75 years, as investors worried about the possibility of a bankruptcy filing.
Snap-on Inc., up 86 cents at $21.52
A Janney Montgomery Scott analyst upgraded the toolmaker to "buy" from "neutral," due partly to its strong cash flow.
NASDAQ
Whole Foods Market Inc., up 30 cents at $12.08
The grocer agreed to sell some stores to resolve the government's challenge of its $565 million purchase of Wild Oats Markets.
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