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In his remarks, Eric Trump highlighted the limitations of modern banking institutions, pointing out their centralized nature and susceptibility to government control and manipulation. He argued that the emergence of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology presents a viable alternative that offers greater transparency, security, and efficiency in financial transactions. By advocating for a shift towards decentralized finance, Eric Trump echoed the sentiments of many in the cryptocurrency community who view traditional banking as ripe for disruption.
ST. JOHNS, Mich. , Dec. 11, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- AgroLiquid , a leader in high-efficiency crop liquid fertilizer solutions, today announced the acquisition of Monty's Plant Food Company , a Louisville -based specialist in soil health and plant nutrition technology. The acquisition, effective Jan. 1, 2025 , brings together two family-founded businesses that excel in agricultural innovation and share a commitment to farmer success. "This strategic combination allows us to bring crop nutrition technologies to growers that wouldnʼt otherwise be available to them," said Nick Bancroft , CEO of AgroLiquid. "While both companies share the same goals in advancing agricultural innovation, our different approaches to achieving them will create new opportunities to optimize nutrient efficiency and productivity for growers." The acquisition unites AgroLiquidʼs expertise in liquid fertilizer solutions with Monty's specialized knowledge in soil health and humic technology . Both companies will maintain their distinct brands and continue operating independently through the 2025 growing season. "Joining forces with AgroLiquid marks an exciting new chapter for Monty's Plant Food," said Jeff Sangalli , CEO of Montyʼs Plant Food Company. "Our shared farmer-first philosophy and commitment to innovation made this a natural fit. By combining our complementary strengths, we're positioned to deliver even greater value to the agricultural industry." The integration will focus on leveraging operational capabilities, including manufacturing, warehousing and storage infrastructure. Following the acquisition, Monty's Plant Food will continue operating under its current name as a privately owned company, with Jeff Sangalli continuing to lead the business. About AgroLiquid AgroLiquid , headquartered in St. Johns, Mich. , manufactures and distributes high-efficiency liquid fertilizer formulated to protect nutrients from loss to the environment. AgroLiquid's products work with, instead of against, the biology of the soil, which makes them more usable by the crop. Continuous research and product improvement, coupled with an ethical business model, keep AgroLiquid focused on its mission: "To Prosper the Farmer." About Monty's Plant Food Company Monty's Plant Food Company , headquartered in Louisville, Ky. , manufactures plant and soil enhancement products for agriculture, lawn and garden, turf, hemp and wildlife markets. Founded in 1997, Monty's combines proprietary humic technology with traditional nutrients to develop innovative, environmentally responsible solutions that maximize crop yields. For 27 years, the company has served as a trusted advisor in soil health and plant nutrition, delivering proven solutions to agricultural communities worldwide. View original content to download multimedia: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/agroliquid-to-acquire-montys-plant-food-company-expanding-innovation-in-agricultural-crop-nutrition-302329455.html SOURCE AgroLiquidPerth Labor MP Sam Lim blames ‘scary’ misinformation for fake Whatsapp post over Anthony Albanese
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Dow Jones futures edged higher after hours, along with S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq futures. The CPI inflation report is on tap early Wednesday. The stock market rally saw slim-to-modest losses Tuesday, but was still near record highs. Google-parent ( ) broke out while ( ) continued to run. But tech and growth were weak again. ( ) and big AI chip peers ( ) and Broadcom stock broke key levels, following Taiwan Semi sales and ahead of 's ( ) earnings. ( ) and ( ), among the hottest stocks, also fell. After the close, ( ) reaffirmed its full-year guidance at its investor day. The energy generation products maker raised its 2025 revenue target but it's still below consensus. GEV stock fell 3% in late trade. Shares fell 2.3% on Tuesday, undercutting the 21-day moving average. The video embedded in this article reviews Tuesday's market action and analyzes Google, AppLovin stock and ( ). Nvidia stock, Google and Insulet are on , with Tesla on the Leaderboard watchlist. Google stock and Insulet also are on . Nvidia and Taiwan Semiconductor stock are on the . Palantir and AppLovin stock are on the . Alphabet was Tuesday's . Dow Jones Futures Today Dow Jones futures rose a fraction vs. fair value. S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq 100 futures climbed 0.1%. The Labor Department will release the November consumer price index at 8:30 a.m. ET. The CPI is seen rising 0.3% vs. the prior month and 2.7% vs. a year earlier, both ticking up vs. October. Core CPI should advance 0.3% month to month and 3.3% vs. a year prior, both steady vs. October. Remember that overnight action in and elsewhere doesn't necessarily translate into actual trading in the next regular session. Stock Market Rally The stock market rally was narrowly mixed for much of Tuesday's session, fading into the close, led by growth stocks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.35% in Tuesday's . The S&P 500 index gave up 0.4%. The Nasdaq composite slipped 0.25%. The small-cap Russell 2000 retreated 0.4%. The Dow Jones and Russell 2000 are testing their 21-day lines. The Nasdaq, no longer extended, is still above all its moving averages. The Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF ( ) fell 0.6%, below the 21-day line. RSP has fallen for four straight sessions. The First Trust Nasdaq 100 Equal Weighted Index ETF ( ) lost 0.8%. U.S. crude oil prices edged up 0.3% to $68.59 a barrel. The 10-year Treasury yield rose two basis points to 4.22%, continuing Monday's bounce but still down sharply from mid-November. ETFs Among growth ETFs, the Innovator IBD 50 ETF ( ) tumbled 2.1%. The iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF ( ) fell 1.5%, with Palantir stock and AppLovin now significant holdings. The VanEck Vectors Semiconductor ETF ( ) slumped 2.5%. ARK Innovation ETF ( ) fell 1.2% and ARK Genomics ETF ( ) climbed 0.4%. Tesla stock is a major weight across Ark Invest's ETFs. Cathie Wood also built up a big Nvidia stake. SPDR S&P Metals & Mining ETF ( ) retreated 1.4%. U.S. Global Jets ETF ( ) ascended 0.9%. SPDR S&P Homebuilders ETF ( ) shed 2%. The Energy Select SPDR ETF ( ) slipped 0.6% and the Health Care Select Sector SPDR Fund ( ) declined 0.4%. The Industrial Select Sector SPDR Fund ( ) dipped 0.2%. The Financial Select SPDR ETF ( ) lost a fraction. Google Stock Alphabet stock jumped 5.6% to 185.17, clearing a 182.49 buy point. The , which tracks a stock's performance vs. the S&P 500 index, topped a short-term high, but is still well off highs. Shares jumped as Google touted its new Willow quantum computing chip. Tesla Stock Tesla stock rose 2.9% to 400.99, nearing the November 2021 record intraday high of 414.50. Morgan Stanley's Adam Jonas became the latest Wall Street analyst to hike his . Also, Tesla EV registrations powered higher again in China, helping to offset weakness in the U.S. and Europe. Investors are making big bets that Tesla is on the cusp of new transformational growth via self-driving EVs and more, along with favorable policies from President-elect Donald Trump. Palantir Stock Palantir stock reversed lower for a second session, down 2.2% to 70.89. Shares fell 5.1% Monday after hitting a record 80.91 intraday. PLTR stock remains the No. 1 S&P 500 performer in 2024, up 313%. AppLovin Stock AppLovin stock sank 6.3% to 321.06, moving toward the 21-day moving average for the first time in months. APP stock dived 14.7% on Monday after missing the cut for joining the S&P 500 index. But shares are still up nearly 706% for the year. Nvidia Stock Nvidia stock fell 2.7% to 135.07, closing below the 50-day for the first time since Sept. 20. Shares had briefly topped the 21-day and 140.76 . It's possible that Nvidia stock will forge a new, shallow base next to the prior consolidation. But the AI giant isn't far from flashing sell signals. Taiwan Semiconductor stock fell 3.6% to 191.94, just holding the 50-day. Shares could be working on a handle to a shallow . Early Tuesday, the maker of chips for Nvidia, Broadcom and many others reported November revenue jumped 34% in local currency vs. a year earlier. Broadcom stock retreated 4% to 171.81, back below the 50-day line. AVGO stock has a 185.05 buy point from a next to another consolidation. Investors could use Monday's high of 180.79 as an early entry. Broadcom reports fiscal Q4 earnings on Thursday night. What To Do Now The stock market rally remains near record highs. But, with a few exceptions like Tesla, growth names are struggling in the very short term, including Nvidia, Palantir and AppLovin. It's a time to be cautious. If you do make new buys, be ready to exit quickly. But investors should still be heavily invested. Keep looking for setups and potential entries, especially if the market pauses for a time. If the selling in hot stocks continues, or broadens out to the wider market, be ready to curb exposure. Read every day to stay in sync with the market direction and leading stocks and sectors.
Daltonganj: The poor, destitute and the elderly in Palamu, where the minimum temperature plummeted to 9 degrees Celsius on Tuesday, will have to wait for another week for complimentary woollen blankets that are distributed under the state’s social security scheme. On Monday, Sameera S, the director of state social security department, requested the DCs of all 24 districts to provide details of blankets to be distributed in their respective districts. 9.2 lakh blankets will be distributed this year. Of them, the highest, 81,297, will be distributed in Ranchi district. Palamu will get 54,115 blankets. We also published the following articles recently Blanket distribution among poor delayed even as mercury dips in Palamu Palamu's vulnerable population, facing 9C temperatures, must endure another week's wait for government-issued blankets. The social security department is currently gathering distribution data from all districts, with Palamu slated to receive 54,115 blankets out of the state's 9.2 lakh total. This year's procurement, handled by the state's industries department, is causing the delay amidst Jharkhand's dropping mercury levels. As Bokaro temp dips to 10C, poor await blankets Bokaro shivered as temperatures plummeted to 10-11 degrees Celsius accompanied by light rain and chilly winds. The sudden cold snap has left residents, particularly the vulnerable, exposed to the elements. While the district administration assures that blanket distribution is imminent, the process is still entangled in bureaucratic procedures, reportedly delayed by recent elections. Covered blankets introduced in Pandian Express Madurai Railway Division launched a trial run of covered blankets in the first AC coach of the Madurai-Chennai Egmore Pandian Express on December 10. This hygiene-focused initiative uses washable linen covers secured with Velcro, cleaned by boot laundries after each trip. Initial passenger feedback was overwhelmingly positive, praising the enhanced cleanliness and hoping for continued service. Stay updated with the latest news on Times of India . Don't miss daily games like Crossword , Sudoku , and Mini Crossword .Additionally, Haier emphasized its ongoing commitment to upholding the highest standards of corporate responsibility and ethical business practices. The company pointed to its record of transparency and integrity in all its operations and reaffirmed its pledge to treat employees, customers, and stakeholders with respect and fairness.
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Furthermore, the Chinese Foreign Ministry underscored the importance of maintaining stability in the region and preventing further escalation of violence. China has consistently called for all parties involved in the Syrian conflict to exercise restraint and prioritize the well-being of the Syrian people. The Chinese government has provided humanitarian aid to alleviate the suffering of those affected by the conflict and has supported diplomatic initiatives aimed at finding a lasting solution to the crisis.Screencap/ABC7 video via AP MALIBU – Driven by fierce Santa Ana winds, the Franklin Fire in Malibu Canyon grew to more than 2,500 acres Tuesday on the hillsides near Pepperdine University, with about 2,000 structures under mandatory evacuation orders, but with only a “minimal” number of homes destroyed and no injuries reported. The blaze was reported shortly before 11 p.m. Monday in a Malibu Canyon area where a high volume of dry brush contributed to the rapid spread of the blaze. It erupted in the midst of a rare “particularly dangerous situation red flag warning” issued by the National Weather Service in response to strong wind gusts and dramatically dry conditions. The cause of the fire was still under investigation. Subscribe to our daily newsletter By providing an email address. I agree to the Terms of Use and acknowledge that I have read the Privacy Policy . At an 8 a.m. multi-agency briefing Tuesday, Los Angeles County Fire Department Chief Anthony Marrone said the fire was listed at more than 2,200 acres, with no reported containment. At about midday, Cal Fire put the size of the fire at 2,667 acres. More than 700 firefighters were battling the blaze, aided by a fleet of water- and retardant-dropping aircraft, including Super Scoopers and eight Cal Fire S2-T tankers, which are capable of dropping 1,200 gallons of retardant. Fire officials said the number of people battling the blaze could reach 1,000 by later in the day. The “particularly dangerous situation red flag warning” was scheduled to expire at 2 p.m. Tuesday for the Malibu coast, but standard red flag conditions were expected to continue until 2 p.m. Wednesday, according to the NWS. Fire crews were hoping to take advantage of lower wind speeds Tuesday afternoon, before an anticipated rebound in gusts in the evening hours. Peak wind gusts of nearly 50 mph were recorded in the Malibu area overnight, according to the NWS. Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna said the sheriff’s department has deployed more than 150 personnel in law enforcement operations, including evacuations, road closures, and security patrols. Road closures include “hard closures” at Las Virgenes Road and Mulholland Highway, and on Pacific Coast Highway between Topanga Canyon Boulevard and Kanan Dume Road, Luna said. Shortly after midnight, multiple evacuation orders and warnings were issued between Trancas Canyon and Topanga Canyon Boulevard, and areas south of Mulholland Highway to Pacific Coast Highway, Luna said. According to Luna, there were about 18,000 people and 8,100 structures in the affected area. Of the 8,100 structures, about 2,000 structures were under evacuation orders, and the others were under evacuation warnings, Luna said. The mandatory evacuation order was issued by the Los Angeles County Fire Department covering the area south of Piuma Road, north of the Pacific Ocean coastline, east of Puerco Canyon Road/Corral Canyon Park and west of Los Flores Canyon Road; as well as the area between the Pacific Ocean coastline and Tuna Canyon Park to the west of Tuna Canyon Road. Evacuation warnings were in place for the area east of Trancas Canyon Road and Kanan Dune Road, west of Topanga Canyon Boulevard/Surfview Drive, south of Mulholland Highway and north of the Evacuation Order boundary. Damage to buildings was difficult to assess overnight due to darkness and heavy smoke. Flames reportedly reached the Serra Retreat area at 1 a.m. Tuesday — prompting participants in a women’s retreat at the facility to evacuate — and the fire jumped Malibu Canyon Road. Malibu City Hall is within the evacuation area and was cleared overnight. The city moved its Emergency Operations Center to a temporary location in Calabasas. Pepperdine University reported power outages and activated a shelter-in-place protocol for students and staff who were herded into a library and cafeteria area overnight. However, about 8 a.m., Pepperdine officials announced in a statement on social media that a post-daybreak reassessment of conditions had led to a lifting of the shelter in place protocol at the campus. “Campus conditions are safe for members of the community to return to student residences and on-campus homes. The community is strongly encouraged to remain on campus and stay off Malibu roads as first responders continue to respond to the Franklin fire, which continues to threaten Malibu. Additionally, ongoing fire suppression efforts on campus continue, and residents are encouraged to limit driving on campus to allow first responders to respond to spot fires which continue to flare up around campus. Power remains out for much of the campus and Malibu area. The red flag warning continues as gusty winds remain. If conditions worsen, we may have to reinstitute our shelter in place protocol,” the Pepperdine statement said. Pepperdine President Jim Gash announced to students that finals were canceled and normal operations were suspended on the campus Tuesday. “There are numerous LA County Fire Department engines on campus and their helicopters are using the lakes in Alumni Park to pick up water to drop on the fire from above,” Pepperdine University posted. Most of the campus was still without power as of midday Tuesday. The Franklin Fire was visible from the Malibu campus, according to social media posts from Pepperdine University and students. All Malibu schools within the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District were closed Tuesday, according to the district. The Los Angeles Fire Department deployed three strike teams (15 fire engines with three battalion chiefs) to assist Los Angeles County with the fire, said LAFD spokeswoman Margaret Stewart. Other crews were dispatched from across the state. Resident Robert Moran told NBC4 he was ready to leave his home, where he has lived for 40 years, “in a moment’s notice” if order to do so. “We have a plan, and if you stick to your plan, you’ll be OK,” he said. Sheriff’s helicopters began water drops in certain areas around 4:30 a.m. Pacific Coast Highway was closed from Carbon Canyon to Corral Canyon. Other local road closures were put in place, in addition to a previously announced closure of Topanga Canyon Boulevard that was put in place due to the critical fire danger conditions. Malibu Canyon Road from Mullholland Highway to Pacific Coast Highway will be closed to the public and only emergency vehicles will be allowed access. An evacuation shelter was established at Palisades Recreation Center, 851 Alma Real Drive in Pacific Palisades. Animal shelters are set up at Agoura Animal Care Center in Agoura Hills and Pierce College in Woodland Hills for larger animals. Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Chair Kathryn Barger signed a local declaration of emergency in response to the fire early Tuesday morning. Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that the state had already secured a Fire Management Assistance Grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to assist with the firefight. “Fire officials and first responders are working relentlessly to protect lives and property from the Franklin Fire,” Newsom said in a statement. “California is grateful for this federal support, which bolsters these efforts. I urge all residents in affected areas to stay alert and follow evacuation orders.” (CNS) Want stories like this delivered straight to your inbox?Stay informed. Stay ahead. Subscribe to InqMORNINGTitans kicker Nick Folk dealing with soreness so Tennessee added insurance
Sentrycs Concludes a Year of Record Growth with its C-UAS Technology Capable of Addressing the Growing Drone Threat Across Four Continents TEL AVIV, Israel , Dec. 19, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Sentrycs, a technology leader in the Counter-Unmanned Aerial Systems (C-UAS) industry, announced today its continued progress globally within the public safety market. The company recently closed agreements with two new law enforcement organizations, including one in North America . These new agreements will deliver core protocol manipulation sensor solutions across a wide variety of scenarios, from fixed sites to vehicle-mounted (mobile) operations. The deals mark another significant milestone for the company, which has seen its business quadruple, year over year, along with continued adoption of its pioneering technology which is now deployed across sensitive facilities and strategic assets worldwide. The company has seen a noticeable spike in C-UAS interest heading into 2025, especially as in recent weeks, concerns have grown over unexplained drone sightings throughout several east coast states in the US. These sightings have prompted calls from both officials and citizens for swift action to identify and mitigate these mysterious flights. Unregulated or malicious drone activity poses significant risks to public safety and critical infrastructure, ranging from unauthorized surveillance and smuggling to potential terrorist threats where commercially available drones can quickly and inexpensively be weaponized. Addressing these challenges requires sophisticated solutions capable of countering such threats effectively while ensuring no interference with other communication systems that rely on the same frequency bands as the drones themselves. Sentrycs' solution is one of the few available technologies that addresses these challenges head-on, offering reliable and field-proven capability designed to safeguard public safety with no collateral damage. Leveraging proprietary technology, Sentrycs' passively detects, identifies and tracks drones, significantly reducing the possibility of false detections, a constant challenge encountered with other technologies. The platform also allows the operator to mitigate (or neutralize) the drone in seconds, directing it to a designated safe landing spot or returning the device to its original home location, avoiding the need for kinetic engagements that often cause collateral damage. "Recent events here in the US, specifically those in New Jersey really highlight the need to monitor unregulated drone activity, as it poses significant risks to public safety and critical infrastructure. Every single day our technology is supporting missions to monitor or mitigate illegal drone activity. Our global footprint means we address a variety of threats from ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance) to enable human trafficking and drug smuggling, to even improvised explosive devices being delivered by the drones themselves" said Jason Moore , Chief Revenue Officer at Sentrycs. "Addressing these challenges demands sophisticated solutions that counter such threats immediately and effectively without interfering with critical communication systems or causing collateral damage" About Sentrycs Founded in 2017, Sentrycs is a leader in integrated Counter-Unmanned Aerial Systems (C-UAS) technology, providing innovative solutions for drone threat detection and mitigation. The company is dedicated to advancing C-UAS technology through continuous research and development, ensuring its products remain at the forefront of the industry. With its solutions deployed across four continents, Sentrycs is committed to safeguarding public safety and critical infrastructure worldwide. CONTACT: [email protected] Photo - https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/2585358/Sentrycs_Counter_Drone.jpg Logo - https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/2422730/5087617/Sentrycs_Logo.jpg SOURCE Sentrycs
In conclusion, the 2024 November Scientific Field Rumor List has shed light on two common myths related to pneumonia treatment and frozen food safety. It is crucial for individuals to stay informed and seek reliable sources of information when it comes to health and science topics. By debunking these myths and promoting accurate knowledge, we can combat misinformation and make more informed decisions for our well-being.
Furthermore, signing Son Heung-min could also open up new commercial opportunities for Barcelona in the Asian market. Son is a bonafide superstar in Asia, with a massive fan following and unparalleled marketing appeal. With Barcelona's global brand recognition and Son's popularity in the region, the partnership could lead to increased revenue streams and expanded fan engagement in key Asian markets.Destra Multi-Alternative Fund Declares Year End 2024 Distribution
In his remarks, Eric Trump highlighted the limitations of modern banking institutions, pointing out their centralized nature and susceptibility to government control and manipulation. He argued that the emergence of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology presents a viable alternative that offers greater transparency, security, and efficiency in financial transactions. By advocating for a shift towards decentralized finance, Eric Trump echoed the sentiments of many in the cryptocurrency community who view traditional banking as ripe for disruption.
ST. JOHNS, Mich. , Dec. 11, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- AgroLiquid , a leader in high-efficiency crop liquid fertilizer solutions, today announced the acquisition of Monty's Plant Food Company , a Louisville -based specialist in soil health and plant nutrition technology. The acquisition, effective Jan. 1, 2025 , brings together two family-founded businesses that excel in agricultural innovation and share a commitment to farmer success. "This strategic combination allows us to bring crop nutrition technologies to growers that wouldnʼt otherwise be available to them," said Nick Bancroft , CEO of AgroLiquid. "While both companies share the same goals in advancing agricultural innovation, our different approaches to achieving them will create new opportunities to optimize nutrient efficiency and productivity for growers." The acquisition unites AgroLiquidʼs expertise in liquid fertilizer solutions with Monty's specialized knowledge in soil health and humic technology . Both companies will maintain their distinct brands and continue operating independently through the 2025 growing season. "Joining forces with AgroLiquid marks an exciting new chapter for Monty's Plant Food," said Jeff Sangalli , CEO of Montyʼs Plant Food Company. "Our shared farmer-first philosophy and commitment to innovation made this a natural fit. By combining our complementary strengths, we're positioned to deliver even greater value to the agricultural industry." The integration will focus on leveraging operational capabilities, including manufacturing, warehousing and storage infrastructure. Following the acquisition, Monty's Plant Food will continue operating under its current name as a privately owned company, with Jeff Sangalli continuing to lead the business. About AgroLiquid AgroLiquid , headquartered in St. Johns, Mich. , manufactures and distributes high-efficiency liquid fertilizer formulated to protect nutrients from loss to the environment. AgroLiquid's products work with, instead of against, the biology of the soil, which makes them more usable by the crop. Continuous research and product improvement, coupled with an ethical business model, keep AgroLiquid focused on its mission: "To Prosper the Farmer." About Monty's Plant Food Company Monty's Plant Food Company , headquartered in Louisville, Ky. , manufactures plant and soil enhancement products for agriculture, lawn and garden, turf, hemp and wildlife markets. Founded in 1997, Monty's combines proprietary humic technology with traditional nutrients to develop innovative, environmentally responsible solutions that maximize crop yields. For 27 years, the company has served as a trusted advisor in soil health and plant nutrition, delivering proven solutions to agricultural communities worldwide. View original content to download multimedia: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/agroliquid-to-acquire-montys-plant-food-company-expanding-innovation-in-agricultural-crop-nutrition-302329455.html SOURCE AgroLiquidPerth Labor MP Sam Lim blames ‘scary’ misinformation for fake Whatsapp post over Anthony Albanese
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Dow Jones futures edged higher after hours, along with S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq futures. The CPI inflation report is on tap early Wednesday. The stock market rally saw slim-to-modest losses Tuesday, but was still near record highs. Google-parent ( ) broke out while ( ) continued to run. But tech and growth were weak again. ( ) and big AI chip peers ( ) and Broadcom stock broke key levels, following Taiwan Semi sales and ahead of 's ( ) earnings. ( ) and ( ), among the hottest stocks, also fell. After the close, ( ) reaffirmed its full-year guidance at its investor day. The energy generation products maker raised its 2025 revenue target but it's still below consensus. GEV stock fell 3% in late trade. Shares fell 2.3% on Tuesday, undercutting the 21-day moving average. The video embedded in this article reviews Tuesday's market action and analyzes Google, AppLovin stock and ( ). Nvidia stock, Google and Insulet are on , with Tesla on the Leaderboard watchlist. Google stock and Insulet also are on . Nvidia and Taiwan Semiconductor stock are on the . Palantir and AppLovin stock are on the . Alphabet was Tuesday's . Dow Jones Futures Today Dow Jones futures rose a fraction vs. fair value. S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq 100 futures climbed 0.1%. The Labor Department will release the November consumer price index at 8:30 a.m. ET. The CPI is seen rising 0.3% vs. the prior month and 2.7% vs. a year earlier, both ticking up vs. October. Core CPI should advance 0.3% month to month and 3.3% vs. a year prior, both steady vs. October. Remember that overnight action in and elsewhere doesn't necessarily translate into actual trading in the next regular session. Stock Market Rally The stock market rally was narrowly mixed for much of Tuesday's session, fading into the close, led by growth stocks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.35% in Tuesday's . The S&P 500 index gave up 0.4%. The Nasdaq composite slipped 0.25%. The small-cap Russell 2000 retreated 0.4%. The Dow Jones and Russell 2000 are testing their 21-day lines. The Nasdaq, no longer extended, is still above all its moving averages. The Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF ( ) fell 0.6%, below the 21-day line. RSP has fallen for four straight sessions. The First Trust Nasdaq 100 Equal Weighted Index ETF ( ) lost 0.8%. U.S. crude oil prices edged up 0.3% to $68.59 a barrel. The 10-year Treasury yield rose two basis points to 4.22%, continuing Monday's bounce but still down sharply from mid-November. ETFs Among growth ETFs, the Innovator IBD 50 ETF ( ) tumbled 2.1%. The iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF ( ) fell 1.5%, with Palantir stock and AppLovin now significant holdings. The VanEck Vectors Semiconductor ETF ( ) slumped 2.5%. ARK Innovation ETF ( ) fell 1.2% and ARK Genomics ETF ( ) climbed 0.4%. Tesla stock is a major weight across Ark Invest's ETFs. Cathie Wood also built up a big Nvidia stake. SPDR S&P Metals & Mining ETF ( ) retreated 1.4%. U.S. Global Jets ETF ( ) ascended 0.9%. SPDR S&P Homebuilders ETF ( ) shed 2%. The Energy Select SPDR ETF ( ) slipped 0.6% and the Health Care Select Sector SPDR Fund ( ) declined 0.4%. The Industrial Select Sector SPDR Fund ( ) dipped 0.2%. The Financial Select SPDR ETF ( ) lost a fraction. Google Stock Alphabet stock jumped 5.6% to 185.17, clearing a 182.49 buy point. The , which tracks a stock's performance vs. the S&P 500 index, topped a short-term high, but is still well off highs. Shares jumped as Google touted its new Willow quantum computing chip. Tesla Stock Tesla stock rose 2.9% to 400.99, nearing the November 2021 record intraday high of 414.50. Morgan Stanley's Adam Jonas became the latest Wall Street analyst to hike his . Also, Tesla EV registrations powered higher again in China, helping to offset weakness in the U.S. and Europe. Investors are making big bets that Tesla is on the cusp of new transformational growth via self-driving EVs and more, along with favorable policies from President-elect Donald Trump. Palantir Stock Palantir stock reversed lower for a second session, down 2.2% to 70.89. Shares fell 5.1% Monday after hitting a record 80.91 intraday. PLTR stock remains the No. 1 S&P 500 performer in 2024, up 313%. AppLovin Stock AppLovin stock sank 6.3% to 321.06, moving toward the 21-day moving average for the first time in months. APP stock dived 14.7% on Monday after missing the cut for joining the S&P 500 index. But shares are still up nearly 706% for the year. Nvidia Stock Nvidia stock fell 2.7% to 135.07, closing below the 50-day for the first time since Sept. 20. Shares had briefly topped the 21-day and 140.76 . It's possible that Nvidia stock will forge a new, shallow base next to the prior consolidation. But the AI giant isn't far from flashing sell signals. Taiwan Semiconductor stock fell 3.6% to 191.94, just holding the 50-day. Shares could be working on a handle to a shallow . Early Tuesday, the maker of chips for Nvidia, Broadcom and many others reported November revenue jumped 34% in local currency vs. a year earlier. Broadcom stock retreated 4% to 171.81, back below the 50-day line. AVGO stock has a 185.05 buy point from a next to another consolidation. Investors could use Monday's high of 180.79 as an early entry. Broadcom reports fiscal Q4 earnings on Thursday night. What To Do Now The stock market rally remains near record highs. But, with a few exceptions like Tesla, growth names are struggling in the very short term, including Nvidia, Palantir and AppLovin. It's a time to be cautious. If you do make new buys, be ready to exit quickly. But investors should still be heavily invested. Keep looking for setups and potential entries, especially if the market pauses for a time. If the selling in hot stocks continues, or broadens out to the wider market, be ready to curb exposure. Read every day to stay in sync with the market direction and leading stocks and sectors.
Daltonganj: The poor, destitute and the elderly in Palamu, where the minimum temperature plummeted to 9 degrees Celsius on Tuesday, will have to wait for another week for complimentary woollen blankets that are distributed under the state’s social security scheme. On Monday, Sameera S, the director of state social security department, requested the DCs of all 24 districts to provide details of blankets to be distributed in their respective districts. 9.2 lakh blankets will be distributed this year. Of them, the highest, 81,297, will be distributed in Ranchi district. Palamu will get 54,115 blankets. We also published the following articles recently Blanket distribution among poor delayed even as mercury dips in Palamu Palamu's vulnerable population, facing 9C temperatures, must endure another week's wait for government-issued blankets. The social security department is currently gathering distribution data from all districts, with Palamu slated to receive 54,115 blankets out of the state's 9.2 lakh total. This year's procurement, handled by the state's industries department, is causing the delay amidst Jharkhand's dropping mercury levels. As Bokaro temp dips to 10C, poor await blankets Bokaro shivered as temperatures plummeted to 10-11 degrees Celsius accompanied by light rain and chilly winds. The sudden cold snap has left residents, particularly the vulnerable, exposed to the elements. While the district administration assures that blanket distribution is imminent, the process is still entangled in bureaucratic procedures, reportedly delayed by recent elections. Covered blankets introduced in Pandian Express Madurai Railway Division launched a trial run of covered blankets in the first AC coach of the Madurai-Chennai Egmore Pandian Express on December 10. This hygiene-focused initiative uses washable linen covers secured with Velcro, cleaned by boot laundries after each trip. Initial passenger feedback was overwhelmingly positive, praising the enhanced cleanliness and hoping for continued service. Stay updated with the latest news on Times of India . Don't miss daily games like Crossword , Sudoku , and Mini Crossword .Additionally, Haier emphasized its ongoing commitment to upholding the highest standards of corporate responsibility and ethical business practices. The company pointed to its record of transparency and integrity in all its operations and reaffirmed its pledge to treat employees, customers, and stakeholders with respect and fairness.
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Furthermore, the Chinese Foreign Ministry underscored the importance of maintaining stability in the region and preventing further escalation of violence. China has consistently called for all parties involved in the Syrian conflict to exercise restraint and prioritize the well-being of the Syrian people. The Chinese government has provided humanitarian aid to alleviate the suffering of those affected by the conflict and has supported diplomatic initiatives aimed at finding a lasting solution to the crisis.Screencap/ABC7 video via AP MALIBU – Driven by fierce Santa Ana winds, the Franklin Fire in Malibu Canyon grew to more than 2,500 acres Tuesday on the hillsides near Pepperdine University, with about 2,000 structures under mandatory evacuation orders, but with only a “minimal” number of homes destroyed and no injuries reported. The blaze was reported shortly before 11 p.m. Monday in a Malibu Canyon area where a high volume of dry brush contributed to the rapid spread of the blaze. It erupted in the midst of a rare “particularly dangerous situation red flag warning” issued by the National Weather Service in response to strong wind gusts and dramatically dry conditions. The cause of the fire was still under investigation. Subscribe to our daily newsletter By providing an email address. I agree to the Terms of Use and acknowledge that I have read the Privacy Policy . At an 8 a.m. multi-agency briefing Tuesday, Los Angeles County Fire Department Chief Anthony Marrone said the fire was listed at more than 2,200 acres, with no reported containment. At about midday, Cal Fire put the size of the fire at 2,667 acres. More than 700 firefighters were battling the blaze, aided by a fleet of water- and retardant-dropping aircraft, including Super Scoopers and eight Cal Fire S2-T tankers, which are capable of dropping 1,200 gallons of retardant. Fire officials said the number of people battling the blaze could reach 1,000 by later in the day. The “particularly dangerous situation red flag warning” was scheduled to expire at 2 p.m. Tuesday for the Malibu coast, but standard red flag conditions were expected to continue until 2 p.m. Wednesday, according to the NWS. Fire crews were hoping to take advantage of lower wind speeds Tuesday afternoon, before an anticipated rebound in gusts in the evening hours. Peak wind gusts of nearly 50 mph were recorded in the Malibu area overnight, according to the NWS. Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna said the sheriff’s department has deployed more than 150 personnel in law enforcement operations, including evacuations, road closures, and security patrols. Road closures include “hard closures” at Las Virgenes Road and Mulholland Highway, and on Pacific Coast Highway between Topanga Canyon Boulevard and Kanan Dume Road, Luna said. Shortly after midnight, multiple evacuation orders and warnings were issued between Trancas Canyon and Topanga Canyon Boulevard, and areas south of Mulholland Highway to Pacific Coast Highway, Luna said. According to Luna, there were about 18,000 people and 8,100 structures in the affected area. Of the 8,100 structures, about 2,000 structures were under evacuation orders, and the others were under evacuation warnings, Luna said. The mandatory evacuation order was issued by the Los Angeles County Fire Department covering the area south of Piuma Road, north of the Pacific Ocean coastline, east of Puerco Canyon Road/Corral Canyon Park and west of Los Flores Canyon Road; as well as the area between the Pacific Ocean coastline and Tuna Canyon Park to the west of Tuna Canyon Road. Evacuation warnings were in place for the area east of Trancas Canyon Road and Kanan Dune Road, west of Topanga Canyon Boulevard/Surfview Drive, south of Mulholland Highway and north of the Evacuation Order boundary. Damage to buildings was difficult to assess overnight due to darkness and heavy smoke. Flames reportedly reached the Serra Retreat area at 1 a.m. Tuesday — prompting participants in a women’s retreat at the facility to evacuate — and the fire jumped Malibu Canyon Road. Malibu City Hall is within the evacuation area and was cleared overnight. The city moved its Emergency Operations Center to a temporary location in Calabasas. Pepperdine University reported power outages and activated a shelter-in-place protocol for students and staff who were herded into a library and cafeteria area overnight. However, about 8 a.m., Pepperdine officials announced in a statement on social media that a post-daybreak reassessment of conditions had led to a lifting of the shelter in place protocol at the campus. “Campus conditions are safe for members of the community to return to student residences and on-campus homes. The community is strongly encouraged to remain on campus and stay off Malibu roads as first responders continue to respond to the Franklin fire, which continues to threaten Malibu. Additionally, ongoing fire suppression efforts on campus continue, and residents are encouraged to limit driving on campus to allow first responders to respond to spot fires which continue to flare up around campus. Power remains out for much of the campus and Malibu area. The red flag warning continues as gusty winds remain. If conditions worsen, we may have to reinstitute our shelter in place protocol,” the Pepperdine statement said. Pepperdine President Jim Gash announced to students that finals were canceled and normal operations were suspended on the campus Tuesday. “There are numerous LA County Fire Department engines on campus and their helicopters are using the lakes in Alumni Park to pick up water to drop on the fire from above,” Pepperdine University posted. Most of the campus was still without power as of midday Tuesday. The Franklin Fire was visible from the Malibu campus, according to social media posts from Pepperdine University and students. All Malibu schools within the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District were closed Tuesday, according to the district. The Los Angeles Fire Department deployed three strike teams (15 fire engines with three battalion chiefs) to assist Los Angeles County with the fire, said LAFD spokeswoman Margaret Stewart. Other crews were dispatched from across the state. Resident Robert Moran told NBC4 he was ready to leave his home, where he has lived for 40 years, “in a moment’s notice” if order to do so. “We have a plan, and if you stick to your plan, you’ll be OK,” he said. Sheriff’s helicopters began water drops in certain areas around 4:30 a.m. Pacific Coast Highway was closed from Carbon Canyon to Corral Canyon. Other local road closures were put in place, in addition to a previously announced closure of Topanga Canyon Boulevard that was put in place due to the critical fire danger conditions. Malibu Canyon Road from Mullholland Highway to Pacific Coast Highway will be closed to the public and only emergency vehicles will be allowed access. An evacuation shelter was established at Palisades Recreation Center, 851 Alma Real Drive in Pacific Palisades. Animal shelters are set up at Agoura Animal Care Center in Agoura Hills and Pierce College in Woodland Hills for larger animals. Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Chair Kathryn Barger signed a local declaration of emergency in response to the fire early Tuesday morning. Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that the state had already secured a Fire Management Assistance Grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to assist with the firefight. “Fire officials and first responders are working relentlessly to protect lives and property from the Franklin Fire,” Newsom said in a statement. “California is grateful for this federal support, which bolsters these efforts. I urge all residents in affected areas to stay alert and follow evacuation orders.” (CNS) Want stories like this delivered straight to your inbox?Stay informed. Stay ahead. Subscribe to InqMORNINGTitans kicker Nick Folk dealing with soreness so Tennessee added insurance
Sentrycs Concludes a Year of Record Growth with its C-UAS Technology Capable of Addressing the Growing Drone Threat Across Four Continents TEL AVIV, Israel , Dec. 19, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Sentrycs, a technology leader in the Counter-Unmanned Aerial Systems (C-UAS) industry, announced today its continued progress globally within the public safety market. The company recently closed agreements with two new law enforcement organizations, including one in North America . These new agreements will deliver core protocol manipulation sensor solutions across a wide variety of scenarios, from fixed sites to vehicle-mounted (mobile) operations. The deals mark another significant milestone for the company, which has seen its business quadruple, year over year, along with continued adoption of its pioneering technology which is now deployed across sensitive facilities and strategic assets worldwide. The company has seen a noticeable spike in C-UAS interest heading into 2025, especially as in recent weeks, concerns have grown over unexplained drone sightings throughout several east coast states in the US. These sightings have prompted calls from both officials and citizens for swift action to identify and mitigate these mysterious flights. Unregulated or malicious drone activity poses significant risks to public safety and critical infrastructure, ranging from unauthorized surveillance and smuggling to potential terrorist threats where commercially available drones can quickly and inexpensively be weaponized. Addressing these challenges requires sophisticated solutions capable of countering such threats effectively while ensuring no interference with other communication systems that rely on the same frequency bands as the drones themselves. Sentrycs' solution is one of the few available technologies that addresses these challenges head-on, offering reliable and field-proven capability designed to safeguard public safety with no collateral damage. Leveraging proprietary technology, Sentrycs' passively detects, identifies and tracks drones, significantly reducing the possibility of false detections, a constant challenge encountered with other technologies. The platform also allows the operator to mitigate (or neutralize) the drone in seconds, directing it to a designated safe landing spot or returning the device to its original home location, avoiding the need for kinetic engagements that often cause collateral damage. "Recent events here in the US, specifically those in New Jersey really highlight the need to monitor unregulated drone activity, as it poses significant risks to public safety and critical infrastructure. Every single day our technology is supporting missions to monitor or mitigate illegal drone activity. Our global footprint means we address a variety of threats from ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance) to enable human trafficking and drug smuggling, to even improvised explosive devices being delivered by the drones themselves" said Jason Moore , Chief Revenue Officer at Sentrycs. "Addressing these challenges demands sophisticated solutions that counter such threats immediately and effectively without interfering with critical communication systems or causing collateral damage" About Sentrycs Founded in 2017, Sentrycs is a leader in integrated Counter-Unmanned Aerial Systems (C-UAS) technology, providing innovative solutions for drone threat detection and mitigation. The company is dedicated to advancing C-UAS technology through continuous research and development, ensuring its products remain at the forefront of the industry. With its solutions deployed across four continents, Sentrycs is committed to safeguarding public safety and critical infrastructure worldwide. CONTACT: [email protected] Photo - https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/2585358/Sentrycs_Counter_Drone.jpg Logo - https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/2422730/5087617/Sentrycs_Logo.jpg SOURCE Sentrycs
In conclusion, the 2024 November Scientific Field Rumor List has shed light on two common myths related to pneumonia treatment and frozen food safety. It is crucial for individuals to stay informed and seek reliable sources of information when it comes to health and science topics. By debunking these myths and promoting accurate knowledge, we can combat misinformation and make more informed decisions for our well-being.
Furthermore, signing Son Heung-min could also open up new commercial opportunities for Barcelona in the Asian market. Son is a bonafide superstar in Asia, with a massive fan following and unparalleled marketing appeal. With Barcelona's global brand recognition and Son's popularity in the region, the partnership could lead to increased revenue streams and expanded fan engagement in key Asian markets.Destra Multi-Alternative Fund Declares Year End 2024 Distribution
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