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The bull/bear debate in Nike continues today as one analyst reaffirms the stock as a Best Idea.
June 08, 2017 at 07:49PM
from Ben Levisohn
A good personal finance tip is to regularly calculate your net worth (liabilities less assets) and monthly average bills (rent/mortgage, utilities, phone, cable, etc.). Another good tip is to calculate your PASSIVE INCOME. Track all your interest, dividends, and mutual fund distributions and try to find ways to increase it year by year.
As such, I recently sold WWE at 100%+ gain and a 4.8% yield (from when I bought it) and bought into HFC which I feel is oversold and yields ~5.5%.
Good luck out there.
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June 08, 2017 at 07:45PM
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$chscp, is it time to find #women for your board? #womenonboards #corpgov
June 06, 2017 at 07:41PM
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$chscp, is it time to find #women for your board? #womenonboards #corpgov http://pic.twitter.com/YJkWQqrDnd
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Alibaba to invest over Rs 120 crore in Chennai-based Orbgen Technologies Private Limited
June 05, 2017 at 07:46PM
from K. T. Jagannathan
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Oi oi London! Did you miss us? We missed you — although, admittedly, I do live here — which is why we’re returning for a TechCrunch Meetup + Pitch-off on 19 July, in conjunction with the incredibly fun conference, Unbound. Read More
June 05, 2017 at 07:48PM
from Steve O'Hear
A box office wonder.
“Wonder Woman” smashed records this weekend to become the biggest domestic opening for a female director ever. Directed by Patty Jenkins and starring Gal Gadot under Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment, the film grossed an estimated $100.5 million at more than 4,000 theaters domestically, according to a statement from Warner Bros. Sunday. Thursday night’s pre-show raked in $11 million alone.
Sam Taylor-Johnson previously held the record for “Fifty Shades of Grey,” which opened Valentine’s Day weekend in 2015 and grossed $85 million domestically (and $94 million over the four-day President’s Day weekend). The Hollywood Reporter previously pegged Jenkins’ “Wonder Woman” debut at $95 million in North America and upward of $100 million internationally, based on pre-release tracking.
Jenkins said she was intent on getting the character of Wonder Woman right because of what the representation of heroism means.
“I’m such a believer in the genre because I’m a believer in mankind turning stories into about what it means to be a hero and what would I do if I was a hero and how would that feel,” she told Screen Rant. “And so, you know, there is always that opportunity in any movie with a metaphor to use to make something beautiful that really touches people. And this is such an important time in the world for people to think about what kind of hero they would want to be and what we’re going to do to save this world that I was honored to get to join in the dialogue.”
And that representation matters to viewers young and old alike.
Why Representation Always Matters:
Wonder Woman edition http://pic.twitter.com/eI5kh3Xc4j— nerdy (@nerdyasians) June 1, 2017
Genesis at 2 almost 3. She wanted to keep her fro. #WonderWoman
We’re ready!!! #TBT http://pic.twitter.com/AHzuDMPgA0— Viola Davis (@violadavis) June 1, 2017
This is a good representation for kids #WonderWoman #Supergirl
You can do whatever you want http://pic.twitter.com/LfsEYaoP6B— Misslane ∞ (@misslane_es) May 28, 2017
#WonderWoman 4 Days http://pic.twitter.com/4YYs3WYwJg
— Geoff Johns (@geoffjohns) May 29, 2017
“Wonder Woman,” which had a $149 million production budget and currently boasts a 93 percent certified-fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, had to face an uphill battle of sexism both on screen and off. From perfectly chiding “its male mudslingers with humor and grace” in the script to offering a women-only screening of the film in spite of male critics, “Wonder Woman” stands as an emblem of female empowerment.
Reaching Hollywood’s biggest opening weekend for a female director is certainly a glass-ceiling-breaking milestone, but Jenkins says there is still more that needs to be done when it comes to who gets to tell Hollywood’s stories.
“Until studios change their ways and stop only generating from within the same small group of people — and until they become interested in attracting more diverse kinds of stories and audiences — women directors will continue to be one of the many, many kind of collateral damage,” she told LeanIn. “If you are still focused on attracting young men to the box office, you will continue to hire mostly (formerly) young men to speak to them. The irony is that the data now clearly shows that this audience is no longer the most powerful in the world. Middle-aged women are. Yet the studio system still seems very slow to figure out how to shift their approach.”
After the weekend’s box office numbers came out, Twitter users wanted to remind the world that female directors and superhero fans are ― and have always been ― awesome.
52% of #WonderWoman‘s opening day audience were women, 53% age 35 and under. First modern Marvel or DC film w/ female majority. #BoxOffice
— Shawn Robbins (@ShawnRobbinsWho) June 3, 2017
Director @PattyJenks is breaking the box office and making herstory! WONDER WOMAN in theaters now! A triumph! Brava! http://pic.twitter.com/UWPd0aNS4a
— Ava DuVernay (@ava) June 3, 2017
I want to print the Wonder Woman box office returns on a piece of paper and hand it to every exec in town that doesn’t hire women to direct
— Minhal Baig (@minhalbaig) June 3, 2017
When #WonderWoman slays the box office this weekend, let’s all remember that female driven action has worked for a long, long time.
— Franklin Leonard (@franklinleonard) June 2, 2017
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June 04, 2017 at 07:49PM
from Cavan Sieczkowski