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Among the companies with shares expected to actively trade in Tuesday's session are SodaStream International Ltd. (SODA), Christopher & Banks Corp. (CBK) and General Motors Co. (GM).

SodaStream on Tuesday projected sharply lower-than-expected revenue for the third quarter, as weak demand for its soda makers and flavors and an ongoing struggle to gain new customers weighed on sales. Shares fell 16.6% to $23 in heavy premarket trading.

Christopher & Banks lowered its quarterly sales guidance on continued weakness in customer traffic at malls, inventory issues and impacts from disruptions at West Coast ports. Shares dropped 23.1% to $7 premarket.

General Motors will recall about 7,600 Chevrolet Caprice police vehicles for a transmission issue, making this the 75th safety recall action the auto maker has taken this year and putting the number of total vehicles recalled by the company in North America at well over 30 million. Shares fell 1.6% to $33.20 premarket.

A patient hospitalized with the Ebola virus in Dallas is taking an experimental drug made by Chimerix Inc. (CMRX), the hospital where he is being treated said Monday. Shares rose 4.1% to $32.75 premarket.

Agco Corp. (AGCO) again cut its guidance as the farm-machinery maker planned to scale back production and costs amid weak sales across all of its regions. Shares fell 8% to $43.34 premarket.

Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. (BMY) said Tuesday that it will not pursue U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval of the dual regimen of daclatasvir and asunaprevir for the treatment of hepatitis C. Shares dipped 0.3% to $50.95 premarket.

The Container Store Group Inc. (TCS) reported disappointing sales for the August quarter and lowered its sales outlook for the current fiscal year. Shares slid 14.2% to $18.78 premarket.

Boeing Co. (BA) on Tuesday said it expects its air-freight traffic to more than double by 2033, bolstered by recovery in the industry after years of lackluster trade growth and a weak world economy.

European Union regulators opened a formal probe into Amazon.com Inc.'s (AMZN) tax arrangements in Luxembourg, snaring another major U.S. company in a high-profile investigation that has already spread to Apple Inc. (AAPL) and Starbucks Corp. (SBUX).

 
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CalAmp Corp. (CAMP) reported higher revenue in the second quarter, driven by a strong wireless datacom segment that offset a 22% decline in satellite revenue.

A former executive at Furniture Brands International Inc. will take over as Dean Foods Co.'s (DF) chief commercial officer on Oct. 13, the dairy giant said Monday.

EZcorp Inc. (EZPW) said it plans to discontinue its online business in Britain and the U.S., part of an effort to focus more closely on its core operations as a pawnshop operator and provider of unsecured short-term loans.

Lundin Mining Corp. (LUN.T, LUNMF) on Monday agreed to acquire Freeport-McMoRan Inc.'s (FCX) controlling stake in Chile's Candelaria copper mine for $1.8 billion, a move that would more than double the Canada-based mining company's copper production and diversify its operations geographically.

Coca-Cola Co. (KO) agreed to change the labeling and marketing of its Glaceau Vitaminwater drinks to settle a class-action lawsuit over deceptive labeling, the company said on Monday.

PG&E Corp.'s (PCG) Pacific Gas & Electric Co. unit said Monday it has self-reported more emails that it believes violated rules governing how companies communicate with California's Public Utilities Commission.

Turner Broadcasting System Inc. plans to cut about 10% of its workforce, the Time Warner Inc. (TWX) company said on Monday.

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