Benzinga's M&A Chatter for Tuesday June 17, 2014

The following are the M&A deals, rumors and chatter circulating on Wall Street for Tuesday June 17, 2014:

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Shares of Move

rose sharply Tuesday, as a person familiar with the matter, told Benzinga that Trulia

could be offering around $18.00 per share for the operator of Realtor.com. Spokespersons from the companies declined to comment on the rumor. Shares of Move rose as high as $15.46 Tuesday and closed at $14.98, a gain of almost 8%, while Trulia closed at $45.04, after reaching a high of $46.98.

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SolarCity

announced Tuesday, it has signed an agreement to acquire solar technology and manufacturing company, Silevo. SolarCity will pay $200 million in shares for Silevo, plus and additional $150 million based on milestones. Shares of Solar city rallied throughout the day and closed at $64.83, a gain of 17.5%

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Shares of Micros Systems

spiked sharply higher Tuesday, as

reported that Oracle

is in talks to acquire the provider of enterprise-wide applications, services and hardware for the hospitality and retail industries, according to a source. Micros shares were halted on a circuit-breaker at 11:50 AM ET and then continued to a high of $70.24 A spokesperson for Oracle declined comment on the report, while Micros did not immediately respond. Shares of Micros Systems closed Tuesday at $66.33, a gain of 15%

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Shares of Coca Cola

rose in the premarket Tuesday, on comments by activist investor David Winters, speaking to Maria Bartiromo on

. Winters said he believed that Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway

, which owns just over 9% of Coke shares, could be working on a plan to take the soft drink company private. Buffett responded to the comments, telling CNBC there is "absolutely no chance of that." Coca Cola closed Tuesday at $40.92, a gain of $0.26.

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Harman International Industries

announced Tuesday, it has acquired headphone manufacturer Yurbuds. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Harman International Industries closed Tuesday at $103.46, a gain of $0.22.