Tuesday's movers

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Here are some of the companies whose shares were active in late trading on Tuesday:

Apple Computer, Inc. (up $2.27 to $91.81, Charts) The bank UBS increased its share target price for the computer and digital music-player maker, citing strong sales of iPods.

Nokia Corp. (down $0.22 to $20.09, Charts) The No. 1 cell phone maker cut its profit margin for two years based on slower global market growth.

New York Times Company (down $0.69 to $23.21, Charts). Citigroup downgraded the media company to "sell" from "hold."

Palm Inc (down $1.18 to $14.19, Charts). On Monday, the handheld computer maker said a delay in shipping its new Treo 750 smartphone forced it to cut fiscal second-quarter profit and revenue forecasts.

Servicemaster Co (up $1.25 to $13.15, Charts). The lawn care and pest control company said it was considering putting itself up for sale and had hired Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs as financial advisers.

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