HEADLINE STOCKS-U.S. stocks on the move on May 6

(Updates to add Amazon, Kenneth Cole, Talbots, True Religion, Parker Drilling,
American Capital and SumTotal)

NEW YORK, May 6 (Reuters) - Some U.S. stocks on the move on
Wednesday:

BANK OF AMERICA CORP (BAC.N)

Regulators said the stress test results showed Bank of America has a $34
billion capital shortfall, an industry source familiar with the results told
Reuters. [ID:nN05520304]

The stock, a Dow component, soared 13 percent to $12.20.

CITIGROUP INC (C.N)

The bank may have to raise $5 billion to $10 billion in new
capital in order to meet a U.S. government requirement that it
holds up to $55 billion in capital, the New York Times reported
on Wednesday. [ID:nBNG206245]

The stock, a Dow component, was up 5.7 percent at $3.50.

WALT DISNEY CO (DIS.N)

Shares of the media and entertainment group, a Dow
component, rose 11 percent to $25.77 a day after it reported a
26 percent drop in second-quarter profit, though results beat
expectations. [ID:nN05507452]

EBAY INC (EBAY.O)

The online auction site said it would close its Vancouver
facility in a move to consolidate its North American consumer
service centers. The facility employs 700 people.
[ID:nN05483215]

Shares rose 0.3 percent to $17.25.

MARSH & MCLENNAN COS INC (MMC.N)

The insurance broker reported adjusted earnings that missed
expectations. [ID:nN05536504]

Shares rose 6.9 percent to $22.

FORTRESS INVESTMENT GROUP LLC (FIG.N)

Shares of the hedge fund company rose 12 percent to $7.43
on Wednesday after the company reported a first-quarter loss,
but topped expectations. [ID:nN06508979]

ORBITZ WORLDWIDE INC (OWW.N)

The online travel agency reported adjusted first-quarter
earnings of 1 cent a share. The consensus expectation was for a
loss of 2 cents a share. [ID:nN06487116]

Shares rose 17 percent to $2.46.

AMAZON.COM INC (AMZN.O)

Shares of the online retailer slid 0.9 percent to $81.20
after it introduced a new version of its Kindle e-reader
product, which sells for $489. [ID:nN06192193]

GARMIN LTD (GRMN.O)

Shares of the navigation device maker fell 15 percent to
$21.81 after it reported first-quarter results that were below
the Wall Street view. [ID:nBNG124523]

TALBOTS INC (TLB.N)

Shares of the women's apparel retailer tumbled 14 percent
to $2.60 after it affirmed its expectation for a first-quarter
loss and said it would no longer report quarterly sales results
separately. [ID:nN061452]

PARKER DRILLING CO (PKD.N)

Shares of the drilling company rose 14 percent to $3.70
after it reported adjusted first-quarter results that beat
expectations. [ID:nBNG435826]

TRANSOCEAN LTD (RIG.N)

The shipping company reported a decline in its quarterly
results and revenue that was flat with the prior year.
[ID:nN06504281]

Shares rose 4.3 percent to $76.11.

KENNETH COLE PRODUCTIONS INC (KCP.N)

Shares of the company sank 14.5 percent to $7.50 after it
reported a first-quarter loss and forecast weak second-quarter
results. [ID:nBNG435820]

AMERICAN CAPITAL LTD (ACAS.O)

Shares tumbled 34 percent to $3.17 after the company said
it was in default on $2.3 billion of unsecured debt.
[ID:nBNG374848]

SUMTOTAL SYSTEMS INC (SUMT.O)

Shares rose 16 percent to $4.48 after Vista Equity Partners raised its
offer to buy SumTotal to $4.50 a share in cash. [ID:nBNG401677]

DOLLAR THRIFTY AUTOMOTIVE GROUP INC (DTG.N)

Shares of the car rental company rose 3.2 percent to $4.88
after it reported a narrower first-quarter loss and said it
expects rental revenues for the year to be down 6 percent to 12
percent for the year. [ID:nBNG375616]

DEVON ENERGY CORP (DVN.N)

Shares of the company rose 10 percent to $59.87 after it
reported adjusted earnings of 48 cents a share. The analysts'
consensus view was 29 cents a share. [ID:nN06521763]

BLACKSTONE GROUP LP (BX.N)

Shares of the private equity company rose 15 percent to
$13.95 after it reported a first-quarter loss that was narrower
than expected. [ID:nN06541975]

REGAL ENTERTAINMENT GROUP (RGC.N)

Shares of the movie theater chain rose 0.8 percent to
$13.93 after it named Amy Miles as chief executive officer,
effective June 30. [ID:nN06547953]

APAC CUSTOMER SERVICES INC (APAC.O)

Shares of the customer care center operator soared 43
percent to $5.33 after it posted first-quarter earnings, and
gave a 2009 outlook that beat expectations. [ID:nWNAB3743]

AMERICAN MEDICAL SYSTEMS HOLDINGS INC (AMMD.O)

The company raised its 2009 earnings outlook.
[ID:nBNG380068]

Shares rose 19 percent to $14.38.

PITNEY BOWES INC (PBI.N)

Shares of the U.S. mail services provider fell 11 percent
to $23.15 after it reported quarterly results and gave a weak
2009 outlook. [ID:nBNG381093]

CHARLES RIVER LABORATORIES INTERNATIONAL INC (CRL.N)

The preclinical drug-testing services company reported
quarterly results and affirmed its 2009 outlook.
[ID:nBNG360024]

The stock rose 1.7 percent to $28.29.

VOLCANO CORP (VOLC.O)

The medical device maker reported quarterly results,
including a 34 percent increase in revenue. [ID:nBNG381217]

Shares rose 4.4 percent to $13.46.

BIGBAND NETWORKS INC (BBND.O)

The network equipment maker forecast a weak second quarter
as customers continued to be cautious on spending.
[ID:nBNG382399]

Shares fell 17 percent to $5.65.

TRICO MARINE SERVICES INC (TRMA.O)

Shares of the oil field services company fell 5.5 percent
to $5.48 after it reported its first-quarter results.
[ID:nWEN8504]

VALUECLICK INC (VCLK.O)

The online advertising firm reported quarterly results that
beat expectations. [ID:nBNG380550]

Shares fell 5.5 percent to $10.24.

TRUE RELIGION APPAREL INC (TRLG.O)

The apparel company said first-quarter profit rose 10
percent and affirmed its full-year outlook. [ID:nBNG369639]

Shares jumped 24 percent to $21.99.

HELIX ENERGY SOLUTIONS GROUP INC (HLX.N)

The company recorded first-quarter earnings that beat
analysts' estimates. [ID:nBNG372961]

Shares rose 13 percent to $11.09.

NEUROCRINE BIOSCIENCES INC (NBIX.O)

The biopharmaceutical company said it would lay off about
60 employees. [ID:nWNAB3632]

Shares slid 0.3 percent to $3.30.
(Reporting by Ryan Vlastelica; Editing by Kenneth Barry)