Hasbro, Twitter and Coca-Cola rise while Verizon falls

Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily on Tuesday:

Coca-Cola Co., up 81 cents to $48.21

Strong demand for water and soft drinks drove better-than-expected first quarter results for the world's largest beverage maker.

Twitter Inc., up $5.38 to $39.77

The social media company added more users during the first quarter and revenue rose 18 percent, topping forecasts.

Whirlpool Corp., up 57 cents to $139.93

The maker of Maytag, KitchenAid and other appliances beat first quarter profit forecasts as it raised prices to offset higher costs.

United Technologies Corp., up $3.11 to $140.02

The industrial conglomerate's revenue surged during the first quarter and pushed results beyond Wall Street forecasts.

Hasbro Inc., up $12.54 to $100.65

The toy maker surprised Wall Street with a solid revenue and profit increase on the strength of its franchises, including Transformers and "Magic: The Gathering."

PulteGroup Inc., up $1.13 to $31.35

The homebuilder beat Wall Street's profit forecasts for the first quarter on better demand for new homes.

Quest Diagnostics Inc., up $7.90 to $93.08

The medical laboratory operator beat Wall Street profit forecasts during the first quarter as it expanded its health plan access.

Verizon Communications Inc., down $1.22 to $57.15

The largest U.S. cellphone carrier lost more subscribers than anticipated during the first quarter and revenue fell short of forecasts.