Short Interest in Japan Display Inc. (OTCMKTS:JNNDF) Drops By 8.9%
Japan Display Inc. (OTCMKTS:JNNDF – Get Rating) was the target of a significant decline in short interest in the month of November. As of November 30th, there was short interest totalling 8,627,000 s
Japan Display Inc. (OTCMKTS:JNNDF) Short Interest Up 15.9% in November
Japan Display Inc. (OTCMKTS:JNNDF – Get Rating) was the target of a significant growth in short interest during the month of November. As of November 15th, there was short interest totalling 9,473,50
Short Interest in Japan Display Inc. (OTCMKTS:JNNDF) Increases By 70.1%
Japan Display Inc. (OTCMKTS:JNNDF – Get Rating) saw a significant increase in short interest in the month of July. As of July 15th, there was short interest totalling 8,819,800 shares, an increase o
VIA optronics AG Announces Annual General Meeting, Supervisory Board Nominations and Additional Financial Expectations
NUREMBERG, Germany--(BUSINESS WIRE)--VIA optronics AG (NYSE: VIAO) ("VIA" or the "Company"), a leading supplier of interactive display systems and solutions, today announced that the Company's 2021 an
Japan Display 1H Loss Y8.75B Vs Loss Y36.29B
Japan Display Inc. (6740.TO) Japan 1st Half Ended September 30 GROUP 2021 2020 Revenue Y137.86 bln Y199.80 bln Operating Profit (Y7.03 bln)
Japan Display Sees FY Loss Y18.40B
Japan Display Inc. also released the following forecasts: GROUP Year Ending Mar 2022 Revenue Y297.00 bln Operating Profit (Y13.10 bln) Pretax Pro
Pre-market: investors wait for inflation report Dow futures fall 0.2%
Us stock index futures fell slightly before trading on Tuesday as investors waited for the US consumer price index (CPI) in August, a key indicator of inflation, that could affect expectations that the Fed would scale back its bond purchases. As of press time, Dow futures are down 0.2%, the S & P 500 is down 0.1%, and Nasdaq futures are down 0.2%. The FTSE 100th index in the UK fell 0.9 per cent, Germany's DAX index rose 0.5 per cent and France's CAC-40 index fell 0.9 per cent. The dollar index hovered around 92.70 on Tuesday, climbing to a two-week high against a basket of currencies on Monday.
Toyota's operating profit in the first fiscal quarter is close to one trillion yen, a record high.
Toyota Motor Corp reported on Wednesday that operating profit for the fiscal first quarter to the end of June reached a record high of 997.49 billion yen ($9.15 billion), thanks to a rebound in sales after the epidemic and better coping with global chip supply shortages than competitors. The result far exceeded the average expectation of 752 billion yen among analysts surveyed by Refinitiv, a more than 70-fold increase from 13.9 billion yen during the blockade of the epidemic in the same period last year. However, Toyota kept its operating profit forecast for this fiscal year unchanged at 2.5 trillion yen, mainly due to the uncertainty caused by COVID-19 's epidemic and the chip.
Mysterious cryptocurrency tycoon bought California mansion for $83 million, which is the second most expensive this year.
A luxury estate in California has just changed hands for a whopping $83 million, the second most expensive residential transaction in California this year, according to real estate website Dirt. With a total area of 20, 000 square feet (1858 square meters), the mansion has six bedrooms, 18 bathrooms and a retractable roof, as well as four theatres, a large swimming pool and a spa. In short, it has all the amenities and security measures that the super-rich want. The identity of the buyer was not disclosed, but according to real estate sources, the new owner got rich by investing in encrypted currencies. This is more and more cryptocurrency rich.
Facebook revenue rose 56% year-on-year in the second quarter, warning of a significant slowdown in future growth, down 5% in after-hours trading
Facebook released its second-quarter results after trading on Wednesday. Facebook reported second-quarter revenue of $29.08 billion, up 56 per cent from a year earlier, the fastest pace since 2016 and up from 48 per cent in the previous quarter, with analysts expecting $27.86 billion; adjusted earnings per share of $3.61and analysts expected $3.02; net income was $10.394 billion, up 101 per cent from a year earlier, and analysts expected $8.737 billion. Facebook said it had advertising revenue of $28.58 billion in the second quarter, and analysts expected 27.
Global house prices are rising at the fastest rate in history.
Original title: global house prices are rising at the fastest pace in history. Newly released data on existing home sales in the United States show that the median price of existing homes in the United States soared 24% to a record $363300. According to statistics, this data has been on an upward trend since the beginning of the year, which has become another proof that the real estate market is in a bubble. Lawrence Yun, chief economist of the National Association of Realtors (NAR), commented that median home prices are unlikely to fall as inventories remain tight, but he expects house price growth to slow by the end of the year. Big banks such as Goldman Sachs Group and Bank of America
American households have saved 3.5 trillion dollars. What are they waiting for?
Original title: American households have saved 3.5 trillion dollars. What are they waiting for? Although the US personal savings rate has fallen sharply in recent months from a post-epidemic record of 34 per cent, the total quota remains high. With the related fiscal and monetary stimulus from the US government and central bank, the US personal savings rate has surged significantly over the past 15 months, and Bank of America economists point out that one of the biggest unknowns in the next few years, is where these liquid savings accumulated by American households will go. First of all, the key question is, how much excess savings are there now? Bank of America has proposed three measures. The first
The future work of Google CEO: will no longer be limited to fixed offices.
Sina Technology News Beijing time on the evening of May 21, it is reported that Google CEO Sandal Pichai (Sundar Pichai) said today that there will be a "structural change" in the future work mode, which will no longer be limited to a certain place, which will bring a new way of working. Pichai said in an interview with the media: "the COVID-19 epidemic has made many people experience telecommuting, which is a structural change." The way we work in the future will be greatly changed and become more flexible. Work will no longer be confined to one place. " More than 20 years ago, Google created the slogan: "create the world
BRIEF-Japan Display Inc To Seek Declaratory Judgment Against Local Government Regarding Factory Construction Subsidy
May 21 (Reuters) -* JAPAN DISPLAY INC TO SEEK DECLARATORY JUDGMENT AGAINST LOCAL GOVERNMENT REGARDING FACTORY CONSTRUCTION SUBSIDYSource text for Eikon: Further company coverage: [ ]
爱彼迎涨超5%,最新总市值超1000亿美元
爱彼迎涨超5%,最新总市值超1000亿美元。
参议院周六召开会议讨论巴雷特的提名 周一将确认结果
程序性投票将于周日进行,最终确认将于周一进行。 美东时间周六下午,参议院将罕见地举行会议,就巴雷特(Amy Coney Barrett)法官进入最高法院一事进行辩论。几天后,选民将决定共和党人是否将继续控制参议院和白宫。 民主党人强烈反对在如此临近选举的时候确认巴雷特的任命,抵制了司法委员会周四的投票。纽约州民主党参议员查克·舒默(Chuck Schumer)星期五在参议院的会议上采取了四种拖延战
传Japan Display将把日本液晶面板工厂出售给夏普
日本显示面板厂商Japan Display正在敲定交易方案,将其主要的液晶面板工厂出售给夏普,以便降低对苹果的债务。这家困境中的苹果合作伙伴早在2019年就考虑出售该工厂,用于偿还欠苹果的债务。苹果此前曾向Japan Display提供了15亿美元的“预付款”,用于这处工厂的建设。最新消息显示,Japan Display正在完善交易方案,将工厂及其土地出售给富士康的子公司夏普。这笔交易的价值估计约
Japan Display to sell screen plant to Sharp for $390 mln, repay debt to Apple
TOKYO, Aug 28 (Reuters) - Japan Display 6740.T said on Friday it has agreed to sell a smartphone screen plant to Sharp Corp 6753.T for $390 million, raising funds to repay debt it owes Apple Inc AAPL.
BRIEF-Japan Display Plans To Sell Smartphone Screen Factory & Land It Occupies To Sharp For 40 Bln Yen - Nikkei
Aug 28 (Reuters) - Nikkei Asian Review:* JAPAN DISPLAY PLANS TO SELL SMARTPHONE SCREEN FACTORY & LAND IT OCCUPIES TO SHARP FOR ABOUT 40 BILLION YEN - NIKKEI, CITING PERSON FAMILIAR WITH MATTER* DE
Japan Display shares tumble 6% after media report on Apple's full shift to OLED
TOKYO (Reuters) - Shares of Apple supplier Japan Display Inc fell as much as 6% early on Wednesday after a media report that Apple will use OLED screens for all its forthcoming fifth-generation (5G) i
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