Shares in Snapchat were set to begin trading at around $22-$24 on Thursday (2 March), much higher than in its initial public offering (IPO), as Snap, the owner of the messaging app, made its stock market debut in NY.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 25 points, or 0.12%, to 20,812, the S&P 500 had lost six points, or 0.26%, to 2,364 and the Nasdaq Composite had dropped 36 points, or 0.62%, to 5,825.
(NYSE:GS)went up 1.87% during trading on the USA exchange where it had a trading capacity of 5.21M shares. The average numbers of shares are traded in a security per day, during the recent 3-month period. The stock was trading on above-average volume. Marathon Oil has a 12-month...
Hundreds of students and teachers of Delhi University, JNU and Jamia hit the streets with a call to “save” the varsities from the “onslaught” of ABVP and “curbing” of dissent. ABVP is the students’ body which is backed by the RSS. Both...
And while Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst at forex firm OANDA, said in a commentary that the address was “high on rhetoric and light on detail” and “a highly scripted damp squib”, he added that “it has become a case of no news is ever so...
The Dow Jones industrial average held a 1.7% gain near midday Wednesday as Wall Street reacted positively to President Trump’s speech to Congress on Tuesday night.
If Haye struggles in the contest, with a huge underdog moving up in weight, then Froch is not confident that Haye will be able to secure the big money fights he wants most at heavyweight.
The US stock market surged to another record high on Wednesday, driven more by “animal spirits” than solid economic data, and therefore appears to be in a blow-off phase.
Philadelphia 76ers center Joel Embiid was recently listed as “out indefinitely” and will undergo MRI. Finally, Colangelo acknowledged that Embiid also had a slightly torn meniscus.
But in his address to Congress he made only a glancing reference to an immigration overhaul, calling for a new “merit-based” system that would admit only those able to support themselves financially.
A measure of investor sentiment from Bank of America Merrill Lynch reached a 16-month high in February, but remained below levels hit as the market bottomed in March 2009.