34 Stocks Moving In Monday's Mid-Day Session

Gainers

• Dover Downs Gaming & Entertainment, Inc. DDE rose 53.8 percent to $3.11 after the company and Twin River Worldwide Holdings disclosed a merger agreement.
• LifePoint Health Inc LPNT jumped 34.2 percent to $64.25 after the company agreed to be acquired by Apollo’s RCCH HealthCare Partners for $65 per share in cash.
• Reata Pharmaceuticals, Inc. RETA shares gained 29.3 percent to $59.99 after reporting positive Phase 2 data for bardoxolone.
• Hi-Crush Partners LP HCLP climbed 22 percent to $13.229 after the provider of proppant and logistics solutions said it reached an agreement to acquire FB Industries, a marketer of silo-based frac sand management systems for an initial cost of $60 million. The company also signed an amendment to an existing sand supply agreement with a supermajor E&P customer.
• Midatech Pharma Plc MTP jumped 19.7 percent to $0.7599 after the company reported a co-promotion agreement with Baush Health Companies for the exclusive right to promote NeutraSal to oncology market in the United States.
• ContraVir Pharmaceuticals, Inc. CTRV gained 15.1 percent to $1.03 after the company disclosed that preliminary data from first cohort dosing in CRV431 Phase1/2a trial suggested drug is safe and well tolerated.
• Ampio Pharmaceuticals, Inc. AMPE climbed 15 percent to $3.0221
• Hasbro, Inc. HAS shares rose 13.1 percent to $106.17 after the company reported better-than-expected results for its second quarter.
• Tilray, Inc. TLRY rose 13.1 percent to $33.6658 after climbing 32.96 percent on Friday.
• Barnwell Industries, Inc. BRN rose 12.9 percent to $2.01 after announcement that the company's wholly-owned subsidiary entered into an agreement to purchase oil and natural gas properties in Alberta, Canada.
• Cool Holdings, Inc. AWSM gained 12.6 percent to $4.84.
• Cemtrex, Inc. CETX rose 10.3 percent to $2.24 after the company reported winning of over $20 million in new orders in its electronics manufacturing services unit during Q2.
• Seven Stars Cloud Group, Inc. SSC shares gained 9.8 percent to $2.58.
• Tenet Healthcare Corporation THC climbed 9.3 percent to $38.35.
• Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. CLF gained 9.4 percent to $10.90. JP Morgan upgraded Cleveland-Cliffs from Neutral to Overweight.
• Community Health Systems, Inc. CYH shares gained 8.5 percent to $2.94 after dropping 2.17 percent on Friday.
• Applied Genetic Technologies Corporation AGTC rose 7.4 percent to $4.35.
• AVEO Pharmaceuticals, Inc. AVEO surged 7 percent to $2.29.
• Riot Blockchain, Inc. RIOT rose 6.1 percent to $6.26 after declining 2.80 percent on Friday.
• Interlink Electronics Inc LINK gained 6 percent to $4.45 after reporting a $880,000 order for sensor products.
• Syntel, Inc. SYNT rose 3.7 percent to $40.565 after the company agreed to be acquired by Atos S.E. for $41 per share in cash.

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Losers

• Beasley Broadcast Group, Inc. BBGI fell 15.3 percent to $8.975 after the company filed for a 1.3 million share offering.
• Innovate Biopharmaceuticals, Inc. INNT shares tumbled 15.2 percent to $5.24.
• PetMed Express, Inc. PETS shares dropped 13.3 percent to $34.84 after the company reported weaker-than-expected earnings for its first quarter.
• Staffing 360 Solutions, Inc. STAF declined 9.5 percent to $2.7148.
• Energous Corporation WATT shares dropped 9.3 percent to $13.14.
• Sharing Economy International Inc. SEII shares declined 8.9 percent to $3.2160.
• MER Telemanagement Solutions Ltd. MTSL fell 8.5 percent to $2.8101.
• NETGEAR, Inc. NTGR shares fell 8 percent to $69.75. NETGEAR posted upbeat quarterly results and announced the launch of an IPO roadshow for its Arlo division.
• Papa John's Int'l, Inc. PZZA fell 7.8 percent to $47.56. Stifel Nicolaus downgraded Papa John's from Hold to Sell.
• Halliburton Company HAL fell 7.7 percent to $41.71. Halliburton posted Q2 earnings of $0.58 per share on sales of $6.147 billion.
• Illinois Tool Works Inc. ITW dropped 7.3 percent to $136.23 after the company reported downbeat quarterly sales and issued weak FY18 forecast.
• Biostar Pharmaceuticals, Inc. BSPM fell 6.7 percent to $2.09.
• Tesla, Inc. TSLA fell 4 percent to $301.6143 after a Wall Street Journal report said it reviewed an internal memo in which the automaker asked some of its suppliers for cash back. The company hasn't responded on the reported memo, but did confirm it's seeking price reductions from some suppliers so it can achieve a profit.