Tuesday's Early Winners & Losers

Take-Two Interactive Software(TTWO Quote) shares fell nearly 19% in after-hours trading Monday after the video-game company said it had received grand jury subpoenas from the New York County district attorney's office.

The D.A. is requesting documents relating to the company's officers and directors' knowledge of hidden scenes in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, the latest iteration of its core game franchise. Take-Two acknowledged last July that hidden inside the video game was a minigame that allowed players to manipulate characters to perform explicit sex acts.

The company said the D.A.'s office was also seeking materials related to the company's submission to the industry rating board, as well as other corporate disclosures, including the termination of its auditors. Take-Two said it has not been advised that it or any specific individual is a target of the investigation. The company said it is cooperating and providing the requested documents. Shares fell $2.43, to $10.44, in after-hours trade Monday.

Home Solutions of America(HOM Quote) stumbled after the Dallas-based home rebuilder and remodeler said there will be a delay in listing its stock on the Nasdaq national market, due to the time it will take Nasdaq to review additional information the company provided last week. In the interim, the company's common stock will continue to trade on the American Stock Exchange.

Home Solutions is facing a shareholder lawsuit alleging that the company made false and misleading statements and material omissions to push up the price of its stock. The company denied the allegations. Shares slipped 42 cents, or 6%, to $6.55 recently.