Monday's Late Winners & Losers

Adobe Systems

(ADBE) - Get Report

was one of the most heavily traded losers amidst a mixed late session Monday.

Shares of the application software company were sliding 2% after saying CEO Bruce Chizen

will step down effective Dec. 1, to be replaced by current Chief Operating Officer Shantanu Narayen. The San Jose, Calif.-based firm said Chizen will continue to serve on the company board through spring of next year, and in a "strategic advisory capacity" through fiscal 2008.

Adobe also said its fourth-quarter revenue should be at the high end of prior guidance, which had been pegged at $860 million to $890 million. Analysts are seeking $885.6 million. Still, shares were losing 84 cents to $41.35.

Among other downward-trending movers, computer maker

Apple

(AAPL) - Get Report

gave up 1.6% after the close;

Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold

(FCX) - Get Report

shed 2.3% to $97; and

Tenet Healthcare

(THC) - Get Report

was off 4.9% at $4.14.

On the flip side, Chicago-based

Orbitz

(OWW)

jumped 6.4% to $8.12 after the discount travel Web site operator said adjusted third-quarter earnings more than doubled from last year to 23 cents a share. That trounces analysts' estimates, which had called for just 14 cents a share. Revenue likewise came in ahead.

Bob Evans Farms

(BOBE)

also gained ground on positive quarterly results. The Columbus, Ohio-based restaurant chain made 43 cents a share in the fiscal second quarter, excluding items, to beat Wall Street expectations by 4 cents. The company additionally reaffirmed its fiscal 2008 guidance. Shares added $1.45, or 5.6%, to $27.15.

Also among the densely traded after-hours winners were online broker

E*Trade

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, up 1.4% to $3.60 following a

near 60% plummet in the regular session; drugstore chain

CVS Caremark

(CVS) - Get Report

, lately up 1% to $41.84; and coffee giant

Starbucks

(SBUX) - Get Report

, which climbed 2.3%.