SLM, Blockbuster, eBay, JPMorgan Chase are movers

The following stocks were among those that moved substantially or traded heavily Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Stock Market:

NYSE:

SLM Corp., down 16 cents at $11.81

Higher sales from interest and fees helped the student lender post a quarterly profit, reversing the year-ago loss.

ITT Educational Services Inc., up $6.09 at $104

Student enrollments and profit jumped during the for-profit school's fourth quarter, and it issued a strong guidance for 2010.

Blockbuster Inc., down 24 cents at 49 cents

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Holiday season sales came in below expectations despite investments in ads and inventory, and the company cut its guidance.

JPMorgan Chase & Co., down $2.86 at $40.54

The bank's shares sank after President Obama's newest policy proposal, which would limit the size and trading capabilities of big banks.

Total System Services, Inc., down $2.03 at $14.98

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The credit card transaction processor expects sales to fall this year and will take steps to aggressively reduce costs.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc., down $6.92 at $160.87

The bank earned nearly $4.8 billion in the fourth quarter, but shares dropped on President Obama's moves to overhaul financial regulations.

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Starbucks Corp., up 39 cents at $23.68

Analysts said the coffee chain's turnaround efforts seemed to be paying off as its quarterly profit tripled and it raised its outlook.

EBay Inc., up $1.90 at $24.13

Strength in the online marketplace's core auctions unit and its PayPal payments business boosted its quarterly earnings.