Monday's active traders

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Here are some of the stocks actively trading on Monday:

Abn Amro Hldg (up $3.30 to $39.54, Charts) is said to be a target for a takeover by U.K. bank Barclays.

Daimlerchrysler Ag (up $1.53 to $73.47, Charts)'s unions could be fighting a possible sale of Chrysler Group, the money-losing North American unit of the automaker, according to reports.

Menu Foods Income Fund (up $0.16 to $6.30, Charts) announced Monday that it has beefed up its call center and Web site after a massive recall of its "cuts and gravy" style dog and cat food found in 90 private-label store brands linked to pet deaths and illness.

Servicemaster Co. (up $1.70 to $15.17, Charts) is being taken private in a cash deal worth $4.7 billion, led by private equity group Clayton, Dubilier & Rice.

Take-Two Interactive Software (up $1.15 to $22.00, Charts) said Monday it's evaluating a potential sale, amid efforts by an investor group to seek boardroom control of the company.

TXU (up $0.86 to $63.61, Charts), the energy company, has suitors Blackstone Group, The Carlyle Group and Riverstone Holdings considering a bid that would rival Texas Pacific and KKR which already agreed to buy the firm, sources told Reuters.

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