Take a look at some of Tuesday's midday movers:
Tesla Motors - Shares of the electric-car maker rose after CEO Elon Musk said the company was taking steps as a result of battery-related blazes in his company's Model S, including higher ground clearance to make them less likely to hit road debris.
Home Depot - The home-improvement retailer led gains on the Dow Jones Industrial Average after reporting third-quarter results that topped profit and sales estimates. It also raised its fiscal-year forecast.
Best Buy - The electronic retailer's shares dropped sharply after it warned that its strategy of keeping pace with discounts offered by competitors during the holidays would curb fourth-quarter profits.
Campbell Soup - The seller of soup and V8 beverage took a hit after the company reported results short of expectations.
Tyson Foods -- Shares rallied a day after the meat processor reported a 28 percent rise in quarterly profit.
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—By CNBC's Kate Gibson.
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