Showing posts with label News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label News. Show all posts

Friday, December 17, 2021

Why Did The Price Of Adobe Stock (ADBE) Drop Today?

 On Thursday, Adobe stock plunged 10% after the software company provided a revenue forecast for the fiscal first quarter that fell far short of analysts' expectations.

The stock had its second-worst collapse in a decade, trailing only a 15% drop in mid-March of last year, when coronavirus fears shook the markets. Adobe's three worst trading days of the year were in December, knocking the stock down 16% for the month and putting it on track for its largest monthly drop since June 2010.


 According to Refinitiv, Adobe's revenue for the fiscal first quarter, which runs through February 2022, will be $4.23 billion, falling short of analysts' expectations of $4.34 billion. Adobe estimates revenue of $17.9 billion for the full year, which is lower than analysts' average estimate of $18.16 billion.

After Adobe's fourth-quarter earnings report, analysts from Atlantic Equities wrote, "We believe the shares will be down today as fears about a slowing expenditure environment and conservative forecast proven to be correct." The company has a buy rating from the firm, which believes the outlook matches the "muted spending environment" seen across the sector.

More info CNBC

Monday, August 2, 2021

German warship heads for South China Sea for first time in two decades amid tension with Beijing

 For the first time in over two decades, Germany sent a warship to the South China Sea, joining other Western nations in bolstering their military presence in the region amid mounting concern about China's territorial ambitions.

China claims swathes of the South China Sea and has established military outposts on artificial islands in the waters that contain gas fields and rich fishing.

The US Navy often performs so-called "freedom of navigation" operations in which its vessels travel near to several of the disputed islands as a show of force against Chinese territorial claims. China, for its part, opposes US deployments, claiming that they do not contribute to peace or stability.

Washington has made opposing China a priority in its national security strategy, and it is attempting to unite allies against Beijing's more repressive economic and foreign actions.

The German navy, according to Berlin officials, would stick to traditional trade routes. The frigate is also not scheduled to cruise across the Taiwan Strait, which Beijing has previously criticised as a routine US practice.

Nonetheless, Berlin has made it plain that the mission's purpose is to emphasize Germany's rejection of China's territorial claims.

As China has become Berlin's most significant commercial partner, Germany is walking a tightrope between its security and economic objectives. Exports from Germany have aided in reducing the impact of the Covid-19 outbreak on Europe's largest economy.

Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, Germany's defense minister, visited Wilhelmshaven to see the frigate Bayern off on its seven-month journey to Australia, Japan, South Korea, and Vietnam. In mid-December, the vessel is anticipated to transit the South China Sea, making it the first German warship to do so since 2002. "We want existing law to be followed," said the group.

"Freely navigable sea routes, open societies, and trade that follows fair laws," Kramp-Karrenbauer stated. 

info: News
 

Friday, July 30, 2021

Despite Chinese warnings, a British aircraft carrier enters the South China Sea.

 The aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth and her Carrier Strike Group have arrived in the South China Sea, which China claims in major part. Before approaching the South China Sea, the aircraft carrier and her escorts stopped at Singapore. China claims sovereignty over virtually the entire 1.3 million-square-mile South China Sea.


 

It has also slammed the presence of foreign vessels in the area as the source of regional instability.
“The exercise, which aims to improve interoperability and coordination between the two navies,” according to the Ministry of Defence, “builds on the strong and long-standing defence cooperation between the UK and Singapore.”

 

NASA has postponed the launch of the Boeing Starliner due to a space station accident.

 NASA postponed a scheduled launch of a Boeing CST-100 Starliner spacecraft to the International Space Station on Thursday after the orbiting outpost was temporarily pushed out of control by jet engines on a freshly docked Russian module that were unintentionally ignited, according to NASA.
The Starliner launch was postponed a day before it was scheduled to take off from Florida's Kennedy Space Center aboard a Boeing 747.

A previous uncrewed Starliner test launch to orbit in 2019 ended with a nearly catastrophic failure of that spacecraft to dock with the space station.

 more info :microsoft news

Sunday, July 18, 2021

1 Ted Cruz slams Texas Democrats for fleeing the state, calling it a "political stunt."

 Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) blasted Texas House Democrats who had recently departed the state to prevent a GOP-led voting reform measure from passing at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on voting rights on Wednesday.

 

Friday, July 16, 2021

When interviewing potential Tesla or SpaceX employees, Elon Musk asks this strange question.

Whether you like him or not, there's no disputing that Elon Musk is one of today's most fascinating figures, and millions of people would gladly work for his firms. However, if you want to work at Tesla or SpaceX, you'll have to answer the bizarre question he asks the candidates during the interview, in addition to meeting the position's qualifications.

After disclosing what Musk's inquiry is, a video from the account "Pink Pencil Math" went viral. The eccentric millionaire reportedly shows as "surprise" in some random job interviews merely to throw people off. It would be a form of exam to see how candidates react when they are put under duress. That is, if they can think rationally and solve a problem with Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk in front of them.  

The $28 million ticket holder for Jeff Bezos's Space Flight Suddenly Has Something More Important to Do

More info microsoftnews

Thursday, July 15, 2021

The World Health Organization warns of a "high chance" of emerging, perhaps more deadly variations.

The World Health Organization (WHO) warned on Thursday that the global COVID-19 epidemic is increasing the risk of new, possibly deadly strains emerging in the future. Professor Didier Houssin, chair of the WHO Emergency COVID-19 Committee, stated, "The epidemic is far from over."

Britney's old lawyer made more money than she spent on herself—how here's much her new lawyer might make.

 #FreeBritney supporters have been wondering about Mathew Rosengart's net worth since he was appointed as Britney Spears' new lawyer, and if he will make as much as her previous (and controversial) attorney, Sam Ingham III.

 

 



After Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Brenda Penny granted Britney freedom to employ her own attorney in her conservatorship lawsuit, she chose Rosengart as her new lawyer on July 14, 2021. Britney's former attorney, Sam Ingham III, resigned after the court victory. microsoftnews

LEAKED Windows 11 Gaming

A leaked version of Microsoft's rumored Windows 11 was posted on Chinese website Baidu this week. We were able to get our hands on it and even tried to play video games on it using an NVIDIA graphics card. 

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The $28 million ticket holder for Jeff Bezos's Space Flight Suddenly Has Something More Important to Do

 The individual who spent $28 million for a seat on one of Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin rockets to the edge of space has decided they had more important things to accomplish.

 

On July 20, Bezos, his brother Mark, and legendary aviator Wally Funk will take the first crewed flight of Blue Origin's New Shepard suborbital rocket, flying to a height of approximately 62 miles above the Earth's surface, crossing the Kármán line, which the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale recognizes as the beginning of space. more infoNEWS

Germany floods: At least 42 people have died and many more have gone missing as a result of unprecedented rain.

Buildings and cars have been washed away in the states of Rhineland-Palatinate and North Rhine-Westphalia as a result of the flooding. In neighboring Belgium, at least six more people have perished, and the mayor of Liège has asked all citizens to escape.
At least six others have died in neighbouring Belgium, and the city of Liège has urged all residents to leave. It follows record rainfall in parts of western Europe that has caused major rivers to burst their banks.
more info BBC

Wednesday, July 14, 2021

The American couple that met in North Korea on vacation

When Ryan Carlson received the information that North Korea was opening its borders to American visitors, he was in the middle of a backpacking vacation in New Zealand.
When Ryan Carlson received the information that North Korea was opening its borders to American visitors, he was in the middle of a backpacking vacation in New Zealand. Cheng and Carlson on their return trip to North Korea in 2008. A statue of a man and a woman standing in front of a building. more info msnewslogo

Bolsonaro will remain in the hospital and will not undergo emergency surgery.

Jair Bolsonaro, the president of Brazil, will stay hospitalized in Sao Paulo after being diagnosed with a partial intestinal blockage, however an emergency operation has been ruled out for the time being.
According to a statement published late Wednesday by his medical staff, the 66-year-old president would "first receive a conservative clinical therapy," which means non-surgical methods will be used.

Monday, April 20, 2020

The Train At Cambodia 1960

The existing railway system in Cambodia consists of two lines:   
 #NorthernLine “Phnom Penh, Kampong Chhnang, Pursat, Battambang, Sisophon, Poipet, Phnom Penh, Takeo, Kampot, Sihanoukville 1929- 1942 “ 

 #SouthernLine “ Phnom Penh, Takeo, Kampot, Sihanoukville 1960-1969“
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Many of us get travel sick, right?

First train journey wasn’t a great experience at all-got train sickness in Kampot: Ohmann...so bad (yrs ago)

#different messages 🤣from the parts of our head/body that sense motion – like the eyes, inner ears, nerves, and joints ....get shaken up like you bout to lose yourself 😏
Train at Cambodia 1960

Saturday, April 18, 2020

News Ominous Warning: Vladimir Putin Sends Two BlackJack Nuclear Bombers Near The UK As War Rages On

The aircrafts equipped for carrying nuclear missiles were spotted over the Norwegian sea, north of Scotland's Shetland Islands. The esca...