Take a look at some of Thursday's morning movers:

Barclays - Moody’s Investors Service has cut its outlook for the bank because of the disruption caused by the Libor-fixing scandal. Barclays’ standalone financial strength has been lowered to “negative” from “stable.” Standard & Poor's has also cut its outlook for Barclays to "negative."

Limited Brands - The retailer reported a same-store sales increase of 7 percent for June, well above analyst estimates of a 2.4 percent increase.

Costco Wholesale - The warehouse retailer saw same-store sales rise 3 percent in June, below analyst estimates of a 3.7 percent rise.

Apple - Apple has suffered a court defeat in a case involving Taiwan’s HTC, with a London court ruling that HTC’s devices do not infringe Apple patents.

Best Buy - The electronics retailer is said to be testing a new design strategy for smaller stores that borrow heavily from the look of Apple’s retail outlets, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Regal Entertainment - Wedbush has lowered earnings estimates for the movie theater operator, based on information in Regal's most recent quarterly report.

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