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Lam Research, Xerox, FormFactor, Microsoft And Other Big Stocks Moving Higher On Thursday

BenzingaAvi Kapoor

Dow Jones index gained 300 points, Lam Research Corp rose 20.1% after reporting strong financial results. Xerox, Columbus McKinnon, and other stocks recorded gains.

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