Sentences with phrase «percent after the news»

Hertz shares were up 14 percent after the news that Apple is leasing cars from Hertz for autonomous testing.

Dr Pepper's stock skyrocketed 25 percent after the news.

Tesla shares dropped more than 8 percent after news broke of an investigation into a fatal Tesla crash.

Shares in Idea rose as much as 14.3 percent after the news but then fell 10 percent to 97.70 rupees as traders said the implied deal price for Idea was well below the stock's closing price of 108.10 rupees on Friday.

And today the stock dropped another 1.25 percent after the news that Instagram Stories has eclipsed Snapchat's size.

The Long Island Iced Tea Corp — an iced tea company that changed its name to Long Blockchain and saw its stock price rise over 200 percent — saw its price dip by about six percent after the news from South Korea that had nothing to do with iced tea.

It plunged just over 23 percent after the news broke.

Not exact matches

The company's stock surged more than 30 percent after Kodak's news.

Fujifilm, which saw its shares drop 5.5 percent in Tokyo after news of the ouster, said it planned to file an objection with a court over the settlement.

Shares whipsawed before settling up 3 percent after hours as investors digested the good news of an earnings beat and higher average iPhone sales price, mixed with disappointing news around forward guidance.

Boeing shares rose 0.7 percent in late afternoon trade Wednesday, little changed after the news of the Delta order broke.

In sector news, utilities became one of the worst performing sectors in Wednesday's trade, closing down 1.53 percent, after U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May promised new caps on energy bills.

In teasing the new duo of basic but useful YouTube copycat features — expected to debut after today — Facebook crowed that its video views have grown more than 50 percent from May through July, pumped up in part due to the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge soaking everyone's news feeds, according to TechCrunch.

Elsewhere, investors received disappointing news early on Monday morning with car sales in the U.K. dropping 8.5 percent in May after a tax increase came into effect in April.

Nordstrom's stock was last climbing more than 3 percent higher in after - hours trading on the news.

Norwegian's shares, temporarily halted after the IAG news, rose as much as 39 percent to 250 crowns when they resumed trading, valuing the company at 9.5 billion Norwegian crowns ($ 1.22 billion).

In corporate news, Macy's stock surged nearly 3.5 percent after the company reported better - than - expected earnings results.

This of course contrasts with the Labor Department's news yesterday that U.S. employers — of all sizes — added 120,000 jobs last month, and as a result the unemployment rate fell to 8.6 percent, after a prolonged period at 9 percent.

Bitcoin fell again Thursday, bringing its two - day losses to more than 18 percent, after news of increased regulatory scrutiny of cryptocurrency exchanges.

Elsewhere in corporate news, shares of Merck rose 2.4 percent after an upgrade from Goldman Sachs.

Sterling slipped 0.2 percent on the news, before paring some of its losses to trade at $ 1.3558 shortly after midday.

Tesla's stock prices fell more than 8 percent today after news broke that the National Transportation Safety Board said it is investigating a Tesla car crash in California.

CVS shares fell 6 percent Friday after news broke about its talks with Aetna.

Collegium Pharmaceutical was one of the largest gainers by percentage points Thursday, closing 19.3 percent higher after news that its chronic pain medication, Xtampza, will be more accessible to patients with United Healthcare insurance.

Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by market cap, fell below $ 10,000, or 10 percent, after the news from the SEC.

The San Francisco - based company popped more than 10 percent earlier in the quarter after Bloomberg News reported that the biotech company was exploring options including a potential sale.

Tourmaline Oil Corp jumped 8.6 percent to C $ 27.05 after reporting third - quarter results, while Cameco Corp rallied 5.2 percent to C $ 12.10 following news it will suspend production from...

Sainsbury's shares shot up 20 percent at the open after the retailer agreed a 13.3 billion pound merger with Walmart's ASDA, and the news shook up retail stocks in Europe.

BlackBerry's Nasdaq - listed shares jumped more than 6 percent to as high as $ 12.05, their highest level since August 2013, soon after the news.

Provident ended the day at the top of the European benchmark, up 13 percent, after suffering losses of more than 66 percent earlier in the week on the news of its chief executive Peter Crook's departure.

In individual stock news, Finnish miner Metso dropped to the bottom of the European benchmark, tumbling 9.84 percent, after the firm reported lower - than - expected sales and profits.

In other deal news, Deutsche Telekom (DTEGn.DE) shares rose 1.5 percent to the top of the DAX after the German firm clinched a $ 26 billion deal to merge T - Mobile US and Sprint.

San Francisco - based startup Ripple rose 20 percent Wednesday (Dec. 27) to an all - time high after news that Tokyo - based financial services company SBI Holdings and its subsidiary SBI Ripple Asia have established a «consortium» with some Japanese credit card companies to utilize blockchain technology.

Shares of Roku initially popped after the bill news and finished the regular session up 1 percent to $ 33.02.

After a massive study from MIT found that fake news traveled faster than accurate news on Twitter, the Dartmouth political scientist Brendan Nyhan told me: «We can study Twitter all day, but only about 12 percent of Americans are on it.

They also examined moves after the news of an FBI investigation into Clinton emails, and when Trump won key Republican primaries.PredictIt.org on Friday put the odds of a Trump win at 31 percent and a Clinton win at 74 percent, an improvement of about 6 points for Clinton over Thursday's level.

San Francisco - based startup Ripple rose 20 percent Wednesday (Dec. 27) to an all - time high after news that Tokyo - based financial services company SBI...

And the good news isn't limited to the U.S. Across the Pacific Ocean, China saw its producer price index (PPI) in December rise 5.5 percent, its fastest pace in more than five years and fourth consecutive positive reading after 54 straight negative ones.

Dunkin' Donuts» stock was down more than 3 percent after earnings were announced, despite better - than - expected Q4 results, according to news on Tuesday...

After the news segment, I interview Dr. Leslie Saxon who heads up the Center for Body Computing at USC, who believes that we'll soon get 80 percent of our healthcare virtually.

In an exclusive interview with ABC News» Kyra Phillips, former deputy chief of staff Kevin Chmielewski said he was «100 percent» forced out after raising concerns about Pruitt's spending on first - class travel.

After the news of Apple's $ 100 billion share buyback program, Apple stock is up 4 percent

Ericsson's U.S - listed depository receipts turned positive after the news and were up 1.9 percent by 1748 GMT.

The news comes just weeks after the country's Hangzhou government backed the launch of the Xiong «An Global Blockchain Innovation Fund, which has $ 1.6 billion to invest in innovative startups - 30 percent of which will come from the city.

But Panasonic Corp. jumped 2.3 percent in Tokyo after Kyodo News agency cited sources at the company as saying it expects to return to profit in the business year ending March 2013.

After the news was released, shares in AK Steel Holding Corporation dropped by 11 percent to a level of $ 4.88.

And Intel dove 6 percent after a Bloomberg News report that Apple was planning to use its own chips in its computers instead of Intel processors.

The news comes after months of declines, including a six percent reduction in its workforce last October, the firing of its CEO in November and a disappointing full - year earnings report that revealed its customer count had fallen by 15 percent in 2017.

There was better news to come for PSG, however, after Colony Capital announced that they had agreed to sell a controlling 70 percent stake in the club to a group of Qatari investors widely believed to be the Qatar Investment Authority.

TOKYO (Reuters)- Shares in Sony Corp jumped nearly 8 percent to a one - week high of 1,650 yen on Wednesday morning after news that it is in talks with Japan Industrial Partners to sell its loss - making Vaio personal computer business.