Новости за 18.07.2016

Hudson Technologies Inc. shares jumped in the extended session Monday after the refrigeration systems company said it received an up to $400 million contract with the Department of Defense.

Moody's Investors Service on Monday placed Turkey's Baa3 credit rating on review for a possible downgrade, raising the possibility that the country could lose its investment grade status in the wake of the failed power grab over the weekend.

Yahoo Inc reported a 5.2 percent rise in total quarterly revenue, a sign of strength in its troubled core Internet business it is auctioning off.

Shares of Netflix Inc. fell more than 16% after hours Monday after the company reported second-quarter earnings that were better than expected, but missed the mark on subscriber growth.

VMware Inc. shares rose in the extended session Monday after the computer-virtualization company topped Wall Street estimates for the quarter.

Shares of International Business Machines Corp. rallied in Monday's extended session after the technology giant turned in better-than-expected financial results.

International Business Machines Corp reported a 2.8 percent fall in quarterly revenue as gains in cloud and mobile computing units failed to offset declines in its traditional business.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average logged its fifth straight record close on Monday as a flurry of strong earnings reports boosted U.S. shares.

Netflix Inc's U.S. and international subscription additions in the second quarter fell short of analysts' expectations as price hikes for its video streaming service put off customers.

Microsoft has officially picked a date for the launch of the Xbox One S, as the tech giant looks to gain ground against Sony and its strong-selling PlayStation 4.

An exchange-traded fund tracking the Turkish stock market fell sharply Monday, catching up with losses in the Turkish market after a failed coup attempt at the weekend.

Starbucks Corp. said Monday that it is expanding health-care benefits for all eligible part-time and full-time workers.

U.S. home builders said they lost a bit of confidence in July due largely to uncertainty over how the housing market will perform in the next six months, though they maintained a positive outlook overall as sales strengthen.

Smith & Wesson Holding Corp.'s accessories unit, Battenfeld Technologies, Inc., said Monday it would buy knife maker Taylor Brands for $85 million in cash, expanding its knife and tool portfolio.

Wall Street gained on Monday, with the Dow and the S&P 500 near record highs, as Bank of America's better-than-expected profit boosted optimism about U.S. corporate reports.

Burlington Stores Inc. shares are up 4.6% in Monday trading after the company raised its second quarter guidance.

U.S. stocks opened flat Monday, with the main benchmarks trading near record highs as strong second-quarter earnings bolstered demand for U.S. shares.

Stepped-up security screenings produced long lines for travelers at Brazil's main airports on Monday in the aftermath of the truck attack in Nice, France and weeks ahead of the Olympic games in the South American nation.

Charles Schwab Corp. reported Monday second-quarter earnings that rose to $452 million, or 30 cents a share, from $353 million, or 25 cents a share, in the same period a year ago.

Toymaker Hasbro Inc's quarterly revenue rose 10.2 percent, driven by strong demand for its Disney Princess and Frozen dolls and its action figures based on "Star Wars" movies.

Bank of America, the second-largest U.S. bank by assets, reported a 19.4 percent fall in quarterly profit on Monday as it set aside more money to cover potential bad loans and earned less on its loans.

The Republican National Convention will open Monday under the pall of antipolice violence.

"The Secret Life of Pets" dominated the box office for a second straight week, pulling in a total of $50.6 million to become one of the summer's biggest hits.

Record-breaking Swede Henrik Stenson became the first Scandinavian male to capture a major when he won the British Open on Sunday.

SoftBank has agreed to buy UK chip designer ARM Holdings in a $32.2 billion deal.