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Easy As ACB? Another Cannabis Company Applies To List On The NYSE

Posted by Alex Oleinic

on Tuesday, 9 October 2018 16:16

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Canada-based Aurora Cannabis Inc has applied to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange.

The company intends to list under the ticker symbol ACB, but it will continue to list on the Toronto Stock Exchange. Until the NYSE listing is approved, Aurora Cannabis will keep trading on the over-the-counter market…. CLICK for complete article

Markets Open Flat As Warnings Grow Louder

Posted by Paul Rejczak

on Tuesday, 9 October 2018 16:14

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Stocks continued their short-term downtrend on Friday following the monthly jobs data release. The S&P 500 index fell to its late January local high of around 2,873, before a quick intraday upward reversal. So, will the downtrend continue? Or is this just some profit-taking action before another medium-term leg up? CLICK for complete article

Markets Open Flat As Warnings Grow Louder

Posted by Paul Rejczak

on Tuesday, 9 October 2018 16:14

ticker

Stocks continued their short-term downtrend on Friday following the monthly jobs data release. The S&P 500 index fell to its late January local high of around 2,873, before a quick intraday upward reversal. So, will the downtrend continue? Or is this just some profit-taking action before another medium-term leg up? CLICK for complete article

Google Will Not Bid For Pentagon’s 10B Contract, Citing Its “A.I. Principles”

Posted by Catherine Shu

on Tuesday, 9 October 2018 16:09

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Google has dropped out of the running for JEDI, the massive Defense Department cloud computing contract potentially worth $10 billion. In a statement to Bloomberg, Google said that it decided not to participate in the bidding process, which ends this week, because the contract may not align with the company’s principles for how artificial intelligence should be used…. CLICK for complete article

Google Will Not Bid For Pentagon’s 10B Contract, Citing Its “A.I. Principles”

Posted by Catherine Shu

on Tuesday, 9 October 2018 16:09

goog

Google has dropped out of the running for JEDI, the massive Defense Department cloud computing contract potentially worth $10 billion. In a statement to Bloomberg, Google said that it decided not to participate in the bidding process, which ends this week, because the contract may not align with the company’s principles for how artificial intelligence should be used…. CLICK for complete article