SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) � Shares of Tellabs Inc., Groupon Inc., and Yum Brands Inc. made big moves during U.S. trading Friday, while Groupon Inc. and Zynga Inc. were among top trending tickers.
Top tickers trending$GRPN: Groupon GRPN �continues to suffer ridicule on Twitter after the board allowed Chief Executive Andrew Mason to keep his job. Shares of Group lost nearly 9% on Friday but rose 5% for the week. WSJ: Groupon CEO isn�t going anywhere
@InvestorsLive: Can you buy shares of $GRPN on Groupon yet? Maybe they should try that ... no one wants �em today?
@firstadopter: Can�t feel too good to be $GRPN CEO this week. Stock rallied on rumors you getting fired and stock selling off when you don�t get fired
$ZNGA: Zynga ZNGA �is attracting a lot of Tweets about splitsville and divorce following its breakup with Facebook Inc. FB .
@dufmoney: $ZNGA such an emotional stock...
@ArdavanH: No $FB will not make games as they don�t have the core competency. $ZNGA will be better off as a result of their new arms-length agreement.
@hscrocker: $FB & $ZNGA was a match made in a cloud.
$MSFT: Microsoft MSFT �was trending as investors discussed the Surface Pro tablet. Microsoft said in a blog post Thursday that the two upcoming versions of its Surface tablet with Windows 8 Pro would be priced at $899 and $999, respectively. Read: Microsoft's next tablet priced to gather dust
@RStefanDeeran: i cant take this $msft stock slide anymore. bring back @BillGates !
@Ritholtz: The Surface: I Came, I Saw, I Left http://t.co/ALGPYupk $MSFT $$
@Vconomics: $MSFT is pricing its Windows 8 Pro Surface at $899 and $999 - what a joke. Do they expect consumers to pay a premium for their products?
$TIF: Tiffany & Co. TIF �remains on Twitter radar after it announced on Thursday that quarterly profit fell 30%.
@TraceyRyniec: $TIF and $YUM saying same thing. China in trouble right now. We�re getting smoke and mirrors about how slow it really is there.
@ebrus_tyle: The reason $TIF earnings were poor is because they have made their products accessible to everyone. Reducing standards = fall in prestige! +
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