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Among the companies with shares expected to actively trade in Monday's session are Suntech Power Holdings Co. Ltd. (STP), Entropic Communications Inc. (ENTR) and SuperMedia Inc. (SPMD).

Suntech Power Holdings Co. Ltd. (STP) said it is exploring its strategic options and continuing to discuss restructuring plans with debtholders and other lenders after the Chinese solar-panel maker received notice that it is in default on some of its convertible notes. Shares jumped 4.3% to 73 cents in premarket trade.

Entropic Communications Inc. (ENTR) expects first-quarter results below its prior expectations, as the chip maker said its set-top-box revenue was hit during the quarter. Shares fell 4.1% to $4.46 in recent premarket trading.

Yellow-page companies Dex One Corp. (DEXO) and SuperMedia Inc. (SPMD) have both voluntarily filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as part of their previously announced all-stock merger deal. SuperMedia shares plunged 26% to $3.25 in premarket trading; Dex shares were halted.

Quicksilver Resources Inc. (KWK) will restate its financial results for the first three quarters of 2012, due to errors related to its accounting for derivatives. Shares rose 1.1% to $2.80 in light premarket trading as the restatement is expected to result in higher profit for the past year.

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Anheuser-Busch InBev NV (BUD, ABI.BT) and Mexico's Grupo Modelo SAB (GPMCY) (GMODELO.MX) said Friday they expect to resolve antitrust issues raised by the Justice Department about the two beer makers' proposed merger. AB InBev is seeking to acquire the 50% of Modelo it doesn't already own. With the revised deal terms, AB InBev offered to sell an additional $2.9 billion of assets to Constellation Brands Inc. (STZ, STZB) to rescue the proposed $20.1 billion Modelo takeover.

Boeing Co. (BA) has picked General Electric Co. (GE) as the sole supplier of engines for its 777X twin-aisle jet, expected to launch near the end of the decade.

Oppenheimer Holdings Inc. (OPY) has accused Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CM, CM.T) of failing to fulfill its contractual obligations related to the sale of CIBC's U.S. capital markets business to Oppenheimer in January 2008.

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