Apple, Delta, Intel and 3M sink while Celgene soars

FAN Editor

Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Thursday:

Apple Inc., down $15.73 to $142.19

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The tech giant said iPhone sales in China weakened over the holiday season and will fall far short of Wall Street forecasts.

Celgene Corp., up $13.79 to $80.43

Bristol-Myers Squibb agreed to buy the cancer drugmaker for $74 billion.

Intel Corp., down $2.59 to $44.49

Chipmakers and other technology companies slumped as investors feared Apple’s comments were a bad sign for the industry.

3M Co., down $7.19 to $183.76

Shares in industrial companies fell following concerns about China’s economy and a weak report on U.S. manufacturing.

Realty Income Corp., up 55 cents to $62.48

Share in real estate companies and other stocks that tend to do better in times of economic turmoil rose on Thursday.

Delta Air Lines Inc., down $4.48 to $45.61

Airline stocks dropped after Delta said its fourth-quarter revenue won’t grow as much as it expected.

Freeport-McMoRan Inc., down 29 cents to $10.07

Copper prices slumped amid concern that slower economic growth will reduce demand for copper in construction.

Caterpillar Inc., down $4.87 to $121.51

A weak report Thursday on U.S. manufacturing also weighed on the market.

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