Shares of Symantec climbed 2.5 percent, or 58 cents, to $23.49 before markets opened Tuesday. It bought the company back in 2005 for an estimated $13.5 billion, The Wall Street Journal notes.
Beijing allowed the yuan to drop to its three years low and the U. The People’s Bank of China said market forces would be given a bigger role in setting the exchange rate, leaving open the possibility of more declines.
Members of the National Peace Committee who accompanied Gen Abubakar on the visit were Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah, His Eminence, Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar, the Sultan of Sokoto, Cardinal John Onaiyekan, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, President of the Christian Association of Nigeria...
“Devaluation of the yuan means a stronger U.S. dollar and that’s likely to weigh on commodity prices“, Michael McCarthy, a chief strategist at CMC Markets in Sydney, said by phone.
Announced by Rite Aid this morning, the pharmacy chain will now accept Google Wallet and Apple Pay mobile payments nationwide beginning this upcoming Saturday, August 15. Rite Aid also plans to accept Android Pay once that service launches.
After chicken fries played a big part in boosting sales of same-stores by 6.7% during the second quarter, Burger King will introduce a spicy version of this cult favorite in the U.S. during this week.
“The market is spooked by concern that the yuan may enter a devaluation trend and there’s some pressure for capital outflows given the fact that the U.S. may raise interest rates soon”, said Wei Wei, an analyst at Huaxi Securities Co.in Shanghai.
The customization division of McLaren Automotive has prepped two 570S Coupes for the California crowd, each to showcase the full range of options that will be available. With a top speed of 330km/h (205mph), the 675LT accelerates to 100km/h (62mph) from standstill in 2.9 seconds,...
The proposed deal is not expected to have any impact on Ntelos’ previously announced plans to shutter its “eastern” operations, which is still expected to be completed by November.
Symantec is selling its information management business, known as Veritas, to an investor group led by The Carlyle Group for US$8 billion as it looks to increase its focus on security.