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Randgold Resources was a leading decliner within the basic materials sector, falling $2.18 (-2.9%) to $72.61 on average volume

Infosys was a leading decliner within the technology sector, falling $0.67 (-1.6%) to $41.58 on light volume

Apollo Group was a leading decliner within the diversified services industry, falling $0.67 (-3.2%) to $20.20 on light volume

Leucadia National Corporation was a leading decliner within the food & beverage industry, falling $0.38 (-1.4%) to $27.36 on average volume

Clearwire was a leading decliner within the telecommunications industry, falling $0.07 (-1.5%) to $4.56 on light volume

Navistar International was a leading decliner within the automotive industry, falling $0.53 (-1.7%) to $30.66 on light volume

Barrick Gold Corporation was a leading decliner within the metals & mining industry, falling $0.52 (-2.7%) to $18.90 on light volume

Onyx Pharmaceuticals was a leading decliner within the drugs industry, falling $1.18 (-1.3%) to $88.80 on light volume

Hormel Foods Corporation was a leading decliner within the consumer goods sector, falling $1.46 (-3.6%) to $39.19 on heavy volume

Pinnacle West Capital Corporation was a leading decliner within the utilities sector, falling $1.20 (-2.1%) to $56.20 on heavy volume

Catamaran was a leading decliner within the computer software & services industry, falling $0.69 (-1.3%) to $52.84 on average volume

Endo Health Solutions was a leading decliner within the health care sector, falling $0.48 (-1.2%) to $38.82 on light volume

Brocade Communications Systems was a leading decliner within the computer hardware industry, falling $0.11 (-1.9%) to $5.67 on average volume

Saks Incorporated was a leading decliner within the retail industry, falling $0.25 (-1.7%) to $14.43 on light volume

Williams Companies was a leading decliner within the energy industry, falling $0.40 (-1.2%) to $33.24 on average volume

Boston Scientific was a leading decliner within the health services industry, falling $0.10 (-1.0%) to $9.54 on light volume

LinkedIn was a winner within the internet industry, rising $1.83 (1.0%) to $179.42 on light volume

McDonald's Corporation was a winner within the leisure industry, rising $1.01 (1.0%) to $99.75 on light volume

American Express was a winner within the financial services industry, rising $1.14 (1.5%) to $74.98 on average volume

Hertz Global Holdings was a winner within the diversified services industry, rising $0.70 (2.8%) to $25.33 on average volume

Seagate Technology was a winner within the computer hardware industry, rising $0.98 (2.2%) to $44.99 on average volume

Biogen Idec was a winner within the drugs industry, rising $3.05 (1.5%) to $210.80 on average volume

Symantec was a winner within the computer software & services industry, rising $0.40 (1.8%) to $22.73 on average volume

MetLife was a winner within the insurance industry, rising $0.51 (1.1%) to $45.41 on light volume

Intuitive Surgical was a winner within the health care sector, rising $10.29 (2.1%) to $509.61 on average volume

Fluor Corporation was a winner within the materials & construction industry, rising $0.97 (1.6%) to $63.28 on light volume

Citigroup was a winner within the banking industry, rising $0.65 (1.3%) to $50.01 on light volume

CBRE Group was a winner within the real estate industry, rising $0.24 (1.1%) to $23.05 on average volume

UnitedHealth Group was a winner within the health services industry, rising $1.31 (2.0%) to $65.68 on average volume

Eaton Corporation was a winner within the industrial industry, rising $1.10 (1.7%) to $65.84 on light volume

Cliffs Natural Resources was a winner within the metals & mining industry, rising $0.90 (5.1%) to $18.59 on average volume

Signet Jewelers was a winner within the specialty retail industry, rising $1.94 (2.9%) to $69.91 on light volume

Halliburton Company was a winner within the energy industry, rising $0.45 (1.0%) to $44.07 on light volume

Pitney Bowes was a winner within the consumer durables industry, rising $0.18 (1.2%) to $14.69 on light volume

VF Corporation was a winner within the consumer goods sector, rising $2.32 (1.2%) to $190.48 on average volume

Research in Motion was a winner within the technology sector, rising $0.54 (3.8%) to $14.84 on average volume

Emerson Electric was a winner within the industrial goods sector, rising $0.78 (1.4%) to $57.34 on light volume

CF Industries Holdings was a winner within the chemicals industry, rising $3.75 (2.0%) to $188.63 on average volume

Altria Group was a winner within the tobacco industry, rising $0.36 (1.0%) to $36.15 on average volume

Wal-Mart Stores was a winner within the retail industry, rising $0.78 (1.0%) to $75.73 on average volume