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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Friday looked ahead to next week's of earnings reports, detailing for investors his key market events to keep an eye on. The "Mad Money" host's comments came after all three major U.S. equity indexes closed at record highs Friday, despite disappointing quarterly results a day earlier from market heavyweights Amazon and Apple. All revenue and per-share earnings projections are based on FactSet estimates:Mad Money with Jim CramerMonday: ON Semiconductor, NXP Semiconductors, Diamondback Energy and Clorox On SemiconductorQ3 results before the bell; conference call at 9 a.m. ET Monday Projected EPS: 74 cents Projected sales: $1.7 billion NXP SemiconductorsQ3 results; conference call at 8 a.m. ET Tuesday Projected EPS: $2.75 Projected sales: $ 2.85 billion Both companies' earnings will offer "a read on one of the biggest stories in this market, and that's the semiconductor shortage," Cramer said. "They do a lot of auto semis, and they've got exposure to many of the others areas where there are the biggest bottlenecks." Diamondback EnergyQ3 results after the close; conference call at 9 a.m. ET Tuesday Projected EPS: $2.79 Projected revenue: $1.54 billion CloroxQ1 2022 results after the bell; conference call at 5:30 p.m. ET Monday Projected EPS: $1.03 Projected revenue:…

The social media company remains a polarizing investment. Key Points Apple’s iOS update is throttling the growth of Facebook’s ad business. But Facebook’s family of apps continue to gain new users. The stock still looks undervalued relative to its growth potential. Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) posted its third-quarter earnings on Oct. 25. The social media giant's revenue rose 35% year-over-year to $29.01 billion, but still missed estimates by $510 million. Its earnings increased 19% to $3.22 to per share, which beat expectations by a nickel. Facebook's stock rose slightly after the report, and remains up about 20% for the year. The market's calm reaction to Facebook's revenue miss was starkly different from Snap's (NYSE:SNAP) post-earnings crash on Oct. 22. Image source: Facebook. Let's see why Facebook held onto its gains after its mixed earnings report, how the company plans to address its biggest challenges and controversies, and if its stock is still worth buying as a long-term investment.  » Read More

TAMPA — The Jake Paul show is coming to Tampa.It was announced Friday that the 24-year-old YouTube star turned prizefighter will take on Tommy Fury on Dec. 18 at the Amalie Arena. Both Fury and Paul are undefeated.Paul’s four victories are against inexperienced boxers. He has defeated two former mixed martial arts world champions — Tyron Woodley and Ben Askren — former NBA player Nate Robinson and YouTuber AnEsonGib.The 7-0 Fury will be the first professional boxer Paul faces. The 192-pound fight is scheduled for eight three-minute rounds.The 22-year-old Fury is the half-brother of heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury.Paul’s brother, Logan Paul, is also a YouTuber turned pugilist who in December took on former five-time division champion Floyd Mayweather in an exhibition bout. He also performed at WrestleMania 37 in Tampa in April.

LinkedIn unveiled its new “Service Marketplace” feature to facilitate contact between companies and freelance workers on the social network. The update will allow the creation and search of profiles of users who wish to promote themselves as available for temporary jobs and will make the platform a direct competitor to Upwork and Fiverr.There are still limitations to the initiative: there is no dedicated option for payment negotiation, and it must be done in a conversation between the service provider and the company. In addition, a grading system is offered, but only the payer will be able to rate the trader. Also, freelancers can’t look for “spots”, so they need to be discovered to get opportunities.According to the portal TechCrunch, the novelty was originally identified in February and went through a testing period in the United States, reaching nearly 2 million customers. After the evaluation period, the initiative was launched globally this Wednesday (27).Example of publication to publicize the “freelas”Source: Reproduction/TechCrunch The “Service Marketplace” is currently available with 250 job categories, which will expand to 500 in the future. “We are scratching the surface,” said Matt Faustman, product manager at LinkedIn.how to enjoyTo create a “self-employed” page, go to your personal…

by Alex Billington October 29, 2021Source: Vimeo "At some point I realized that I actually made a little dent in history." Now this is a story we haven't heard before! And I'm glad it's being told again, especially in this format. Meet "America's First Drag Queen for President"! And spread the word! The Beauty President is a captivating 10-minute short doc film made by filmmaker Whitney Skauge from Breakwater Studios. In 1992, at the height of the AIDS pandemic, drag queen Joan Jett Blakk made a historic bid for the White House as an openly queer write-in candidate. So badass! "Our thing was visibility… the more visible we made ourselves, the less happened." Today, Terence Alan Smith, the man behind the persona, reflects back on his place in gay rights history at the height of the AIDS crisis. I admire that he admits it was all about visibility, not really about winning. Even this act made a difference. And I hope this story inspires even more people to make themselves visible. Thanks to Vimeo Staff Picks for the tip on this. Original description from Vimeo: "In 1992, at the height of the AIDS pandemic, activist Terence Alan…

Author of the article: Darren Francey A little bit of creativity goes a long way during a pandemic. Last year this Calgary household improvised a candy chute to encourage social distancing on Halloween. Photo by Brendan Miller/Postmedia In the days leading up to Halloween last year, there was a chill in the air — and we’re not just talking about the weather. Advertisement This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. COVID-19 cases were steadily ticking up, vaccines were months away and parents were wondering if it was a good idea to let their kids go door-to-door. Although we’re not out of the haunted woods yet, Halloween 2021 finds us in a different place. Daily COVID cases have been declining for the past month and vaccination rates are relatively high, especially in Alberta’s cities. Still, caution is advised , especially for all those ghouls and princesses under the age of 12 who don’t have the benefit of vaccination. “The pandemic is still with us,” said Sue Henry, chief of the Calgary Emergency Management Agency. “Last year, we saw some incredibly creative ways to distribute that candy and we’re encouraging folks to do that same thing again this…

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Candidates Valérie Plante, Denis Coderre and Balarama Holness had a chance to explain themselves directly to English-speaking Montrealers. Author of the article: Allison Hanes  •  Montreal Gazette Publishing date: Oct 29, 2021  •  6 hours ago  •  4 minute read  •  9 Comments Ensemble Montreal Leader Denis Coderre and Movement Montreal Leader Balarama Holness seemed strangely chummy, at times teaming up to put Projet Montréal Leader Valérie Plante on the defensive during Thursday evening's English debate, Allison Hanes writes. Photo by Dave Sidaway /Montreal Gazette Montreal’s English-language mayoral debate is usually little more than an occasion for the candidates to repeat all their campaign pledges in English for an English-speaking audience. Advertisement This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Typically, the topics broached are similar to those in the French debate with perhaps a nod to the need for more English services here and a recognition of the contributions of Montreal’s anglophone population there. Rarely — at least in recent memory — has language itself been a fault line in Montreal municipal politics. But because of the tabling of Bill 96, Quebec’s proposed new law to strengthen French, language was very much the elephant in the room…

Shares of Meta Materials, a Canadian material science company, soared on Thursday after traders piled into the stock, apparently confusing it with Facebook after the social media company announced it was changing its name to “Meta.” Facebook revealed its new corporate name Thursday afternoon after weeks of negative headlines, rebranding the owner of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp as “Meta” in a nod to CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s vision of a virtual reality metaverse. Facebook said its stock will begin trading under the ticker “MVRS” instead of “FB” on Dec. 1. That didn’t stop jumpy traders from sending shares of Meta Materials, which trades under the ticker symbol “MMAT,” up as much as 25 percent at one point in after-hours trading on Thursday evening. Shares of Meta Materials, a Canadian material science company, soared on Thursday after traders piled into the stock, apparently confusing it with Facebook.Meta Materials That was on top of a 4.8 percent gain the company saw in midday trading. By Friday morning,  » Read More