US stock market news - NYSE, NASDAQ on 15.11.2016

● Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani is Trump's top contender for US Secretary of State, говорят знакомые с ситуацией люди
● Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has invested over $1,2 billion in shares of four American airlines, became known on Monday. This was unexpected, так как ранее Баффетт называл отрасль «смертельной ловушкой для инвесторов»
● SEC Chairman (US Securities and Exchange Commission) Mary Jo White plans to retire in January. This will allow Republicans to appoint a person, which will soften the policy of the regulator. During the time White headed the SEC, the commission imposed fines for a total amount exceeding $13,4 billion, were subject to various sanctions 3,3 thousand. companies and 2,7 thousand. individuals.

● Adena Friedman will become CEO Nasdaq with 2017 G. In this way, she will be the first woman, which will run one of the main US exchange operators
● Trump's victory in the election became profitable for traders, которые теперь надеются заработать на росте волатильности и объема торгов
Google admitted on Monday, that due to an error, its algorithms gave preference in search results to the blog 70News, who incorrectly reported that, that Trump got more votes, than Hillary Clinton. Google и Facebook лишат доступа к своим рекламным инструментам сайты недостоверных новостей
● WhatsApp launches video calling service, which should work even on older models of smartphones and with poor cellular signal
● Vodafone reported a net loss of 5 billion euros in the first half of the year due to write-offs in India for the same amount. But the company expects to achieve target financial results for the year.
● Recent 12 months turned out to be difficult for Hugo Boss - the company lost its CEO and a third of its value. New CEO Mark Langer set to unveil brand renaissance strategy on Wednesday
● Home Depot (NYSE: HD) announced the receipt in the III reporting quarter of profit in the amount of $2 billion ($1,60 per share), compared to profit $1,73 billion ($1,35 per share) a year earlier.
● German global hotel search platform Trivago has applied for a public offering in the US.
● Apple started developing virtual reality glasses, Bloomberg reports citing sources in the company. The technology is still undergoing initial tests. As for Apple's core products, then the forecasts are not too positive. So, KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims, that just two months after the release of iPhone smartphones 7 и iPhone 7 Plus, the demand for them has already reached its peak and began to decline.
● David Baazov suggested 6,7 billion dollars for Amaya Inc., which owns the world famous poker room PokerStars, made an offer to purchase it for 6,7 billion dollars, moreover, this amount includes debts. David intends to further carry out the process of delisting the company from the exchange, which implies a complete cessation of the turnover of shares in exchange trading, that is, in fact, the company will become private
  John Taylor
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