Midday movers: Sony, IBM, Red Hat & More
Take a look at some of Friday's midday movers:
Sony (Tokyo Stock Exchange: 6758.T-JP) - The company fell after the FBI said that North Korea was behind the hacking against its movie studio.
Juno Therapeutics (JUNO) - The developer of cancer drugs soared in its market debut.
IBM (IBM) - The technology company climbed after saying 2014 has been a breakthrough year for its cloud business.
Red Hat (RHT) - The open-source software company jumped after posting better-than-expected third-quarter results.
Family Dollar Stores (FDO) - The retailer declined after CNBC's David Faber said the company will delay a shareholder vote on the potential acquisition by Dollar Tree (DLTR).
Alibaba (BABA) - The company fell after an agreement preventing 8.1 million shares held by insiders from being sold expired.
Unilever (Euronext Amsterdam: UNA-NL)- The maker of mayonnaise dropped its lawsuit against Hampton Creek over the labeling of its Just Mayo product.
Cerus (CERS) - The company gained after saying the FDA had approved its blood transfusion device for platelets.
Facebook (FB) - The social network rose as Citi raised its price target to $91 from $86.
Carnival (CCL) - The cruise line operator reported better-than-expected four-quarter results.
Exxon Mobil (XOM) - The oil producer and others including Chevron (CVX), Hess (HES) and BP (London Stock Exchange: BP.-GB) rose with oil.
Target (TGT)- The discount retailer fell as a judge said consumers can sue over a data breach.
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