GM, Bank Of America, Lincoln National Big Movers

NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Wednesday on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Stock Market:

NYSE

General Motors Corp., down 19 cents at $1.66

The automaker detailed plans for a 1-for-100 reverse stock split in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

Bank of America Corp., up $1.85 at $12.69

Regulators are reportedly telling the bank it needs about $34 billion in capital based on results of government "stress tests."

Las Vegas Sands Corp., down $1.09 at $10.25

The casino operator said its first-quarter loss widened as revenue stagnated, but the results were slightly better than expected.

Lincoln National Corp., up $3.86 at $15.57

The company reported a hefty first-quarter loss from a $600 million goodwill write-down in its annuity business.

General Electric Co., up 57 cents at $13.67

The company plans to announce a multibillion dollar global initiative to improve the delivery of health care at a lower cost.

International Game Technology, up 95 cents at $16.02

An analyst added the slot machine and casino management systems maker to his Conviction Buy list on improving gaming trends.

NASDAQ

Federal-Mogul Corp., down $1.67 at $8.99

The auto supplier warned of more potential job cuts and a Wall Street analyst removed the company from a list of stocks to buy.

Helen of Troy Ltd., up $1.37 at $16.91

An analyst upgraded the personal care products company and said commodity costs are easing, which should boost earnings.