CHICAGO (MarketWatch) � Among the stocks that could see active trade in Monday�s session are Cal-Maine, AOL and KB Home.
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Cal-Maine CALM �is slated to report its fiscal third quarter earnings before the start of trading. It is expected to earn $1.02 a share on revenue of $311 million according to the average estimate of analysts polled by FactSet Research.
Late Friday, a report surfaced that AOL AOL �has hired investment bank Evercore Partners to find a buyer for its portfolio of more than 800 patents, and to explore other strategic options. The Bloomberg News story noted that AOL has also been approached by private equity firms Providence Equity Partners Inc., TPG Capital and Silver Lake.
KB Home KBH �could be in the crosshairs again. The company was down as much as 13% at one point during the Friday session, hit by a decline in orders, then closed with a loss of about 8%. It lost another 1% after hours.
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