(Source: Associated Press/AP Online)

NEW YORK - Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Stock Market:
NYSE
Bank of America Corp., up 82 cents at $13.51
Two analysts upgraded the bank ahead of the "stress test" results, saying it will be able to raise the capital regulators require.
Boeing Co., down 67 cents at $43.53
The jet maker said orders for its commercial airliners dropped 71 percent in April from the same time last year.
Macy's Inc., down 91 cents at $12.82
The department store said it could exceed its profit guidance if the economy improves, but its April sales decline disappointed investors.
BJ's Wholesale Club Inc., up $3.49 at $37.47
April same-store sales slid, partly because of a later Easter, but the discounter hiked its outlook, saying profit margins were strong.
Watson Wyatt Worldwide Inc., down $9.77 at $41.83
The human resources consultancy cut its outlook for the year as demand for many of its practices took a hit from the global downturn.
NASDAQ
Symantec Corp., down $2.60 at $14.99
The security software maker posted a loss in its fourth quarter, and its revenue forecast was mostly short of Wall Street expectations.
Vanda Pharmaceuticals Inc., up $6.76 at $7.84
Shares gained nearly sevenfold after the company said regulators approved its schizophrenia drug and it would begin selling it this year.
Hot Topic Inc., down $2.43 at $9.94
The teen apparel retailer said its same-store sales rose in April, but the gain wasn't as much as analysts had expected.
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