Company News for September 19, 2011 - Corporate Summary

•    Shares of blackberry smart phone maker Research In Motion Ltd. (NASDAQ:RIMM) declined 18.99% after the company posted poor earnings results that came in below expectations

•    New York Post reported that Apollo Global Management LLC (NASDAQ:APO) is expected to make an offer to buy deep discount chain 99 Cents (NYSE:NDN) for $22-$24 a share. Following the report, shares of 99 cents advanced 9.41%

•    Analysts at BMO Capital Markets upgraded cosmetic maker Revlon, Inc. (NYSE:REV) from "Market Perform" rating to an "Outperform" rating

•    Share prices of online movie rental company Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) declined 8.31% after the company lowered its U.S. subscription outlook for the third quarter

•    Analysts at Needham & Co. downgraded auto-industry software maker Stratasys, Inc. (NASDAQ:SSYS) from "Buy" rating to "Hold" rating. Following the downgrade, shares of Stratasys, Inc. fell 8.07% to close at 23.01

•    Shares of RPX Corp. (NASDAQ:RPXC) moved up 9.47% after the patent-risk manager announced that the company and some of its shareholders were selling 3 million shares

•    Aircraft maker Textron (NYSE:TXT) gained 22.10% after the company announced it will swap its convertible debt for straight debt

•    Analysts at Barclays (NYSE:BCS) initiated coverage on restaurant reservation website company OpenTable’s (NASDAQ:OPEN) with an "Underweight" rating

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