The insurance company rebounded after saying it will be able to pay off a debt maturity, and an analyst said Monday's sell-off was overblown.

Alcoa Inc., up 65 cents at $7.34

Shares of the aluminum giant rallied as analysts boosted their ratings, pointing to the company's efforts to raise cash amid weaker demand.

Lennar Corp., down $1.20 at $7.51

The homebuilder's shares sank after it reported its first- quarter loss ballooned and analysts noted the industry faces a tough year ahead.

General Motors Corp., down 76 cents at $1.94

GM Chief Executive Fritz Henderson says bankruptcy is "more probable" as the automaker tries to meet requirements for federal money.

Guess Inc., up $1.28 at $21.08

The retailer rose after Jefferies & Co. issued a "buy" rating on the shares, saying it will weather the storm of the recession.

Teradyne Inc., down 16 cents at $4.38

The maker of chip testing equipment fell after announcing plans to issue $150 million in senior convertible notes.

Google Inc., up $5.37 at $348.06

In an effort to find the next big thing, the Internet search company announces the creation of Google Ventures, a venture fund.

Allos Therapeutics Inc., down 81 cents at $6.18

Investors hate dilution. So it's no surprise they weren't thrilled with the biotech company's decision to offer 7.75 million shares stock.

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