CB Richard Ellis, Chipotle, DivX, Garmin, MasterCard: U.S. Equity Movers

(Bloomberg) -- The following is a list of companies whose shares are having unusual price changes in U.S. exchanges today. Stock symbols are in parentheses after company names. Share prices are as of 9:30 a.m. New York time.

Buffalo Wild Wings Inc. (BWLD US) rose $7.86, or 12 percent, to $72.70 and traded as high as $73.46. Morgan Keegan analyst Destin Tompkins raised his rating on the casual dining chain to ``outperform'' from ``market perform.'' The company, which has restaurants in 34 states, said it earned 63 cents a share in the first quarter, better than the 53-cent average estimate of 11 analysts polled by Bloomberg.


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UPDATE 1-Dorel first-quarter profit rises

(Reuters) - Montreal-based Dorel, whose products include ready-to-assemble furniture and Safety 1st children's products, said it earned $27.9 million, or 85 cents a share, for the quarter ended March 31. That compares with a profit of $24.2 million, or 74 cents a share, a year earlier.

Adjusted earnings, excluding restructuring costs in both years, were $29.3 million or 89 cents a share, compared with $24.5 million, or 75 cents a share in the year earlier period.


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UPDATE 1-Sherritt first-quarter profit pops on nickel price

(Reuters) - Sherritt, which has power, oil, and nickel investments in Canada and Cuba, earned C$89.1 million , or 52 Canadian cents a share, up from a profit of C$35.7 million, or 20 Canadian cents, in the year-prior period.

Adjusted to exclude higher stock-based compensation costs and shipment delays from the CN rail strike, earnings per share in the most recent quarter would have been 61 Canadian cents.


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FCE Bank tightens guidance on planned bond -source

(Reuters) - Barclays Capital, Deutsche Bank and Royal Bank of Scotland are managing the sale.




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Gold Falls to 1-Month Low, Silver Declines as Dollar Rebounds Against Euro

(Bloomberg) -- Gold in New York fell to a one-month low as the dollar rebounded against the euro, reducing the appeal of precious metals as an alternative investment. Silver also declined.

Gold is sold mostly in dollars, and five of the past six bear markets in the U.S. currency have led to a higher gold price. The metal has fallen 1.6 percent since April 27, when the euro began retreating from a record high against the dollar.


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Didata boosts Datacraft Brazil stake to 50.1 pct

(Reuters) - South African technology company Dimension Data has raised its stake in Datacraft do Brazil to 50.1 percent to boost its muscle in the fast-growing Latin American market, it said on Wednesday.

London-listed Didata said in a statement it had bought an extra 40.1 percent stake in Datacraft Americas Holdings Ltd, the holding company for Datacraft do Brazil Ltda, which would be renamed Dimension Data Brazil.


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Dollar Pares Gain Against Euro as Report Shows Slowing April Jobs Growth

(Bloomberg) -- The dollar pared gains against the euro and yen after a private report showed U.S. employers added the fewest jobs in almost four years in April.

The report comes two days before the Labor Department's payroll report, which is forecast to show job growth slowed last month. The dollar earlier advanced after the Institute for Supply Management said yesterday its manufacturing index rose to the highest level in almost a year, pushing traders to pare bets on an interest-rate cut by the Federal Reserve.


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