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Benzinga Insights , Benzinga Staff Writer   August 09, 2021 11:24am   1199   Comments Before 10 a.m. ET Monday, 63 stocks made new 52-week lows. Intriguing Points: The largest company by market cap to set a new 52-week low was PACCAR (NASDAQ:PCAR). Eyegate Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:EYEG) was the smallest firm by market cap to set a new 52-week low. Axsome Therapeutics (NASDAQ:AXSM) shares dropped the most, trading down 41.65% to reach its new 52-week low. The stocks that set new 52-week lows as of 10 a.m. ET on Monday: PACCAR (NASDAQ:PCAR) stock drifted down 0.15% on Monday morning to hit a new 52-week low of $79.53. Erie Indemnity (NASDAQ:ERIE) shares set a new 52-week low of $180.64. The stock traded down 0.22%. Dun & Bradstreet Hldgs (NYSE:DNB) shares reached a new 52-week low of $18.20 on Monday morning, moving down 0.49%. Vimeo (NASDAQ:VMEO) stock dropped to a yearly low on Monday of $36.00. Shares traded down 2.43%. Pan American Silver (NASDAQ:PAAS) stock dropped to a yearly low on Monday of $25.73. Shares traded down 3.44%. Autohome (NYSE:ATHM) stock set a new 52-week low of $41.79 on Monday, moving up 0.32%. B2Gold (AMEX:BTG) stock hit a new 52-week low of $3.77.…

Vimeo Inc. (VMEO) saw downtrend of -17.36% in the recent trading with $37.27 being its most recent. The current price level -35.74% lower than the highest price of $58.00 marked by the stock while trading over the past 52-weeks, whereas it is -1.92% higher than the lowest price of $38.00 the company dropped to over past 52-weeks. The latest news story on VMEO appeared in Barrons.com under the title “Vimeo Shows Slowing Growth After Pandemic Gains. The Stock Is Falling.” on Aug-05-21. Squeezing the time span to 30 day period shows us the stock is currently trading -28.41% below one month high and is +2.22% above of the lowest during that time. Looking into the simple moving average, Vimeo Inc. (VMEO)’s stock stands at a SMA-50 of $45.46 while that of 5-day is reading $43.37. 3 Tiny Stocks Primed to Explode The world's greatest investor — Warren Buffett — has a simple formula for making big money in the markets. He buys up valuable assets when they are very cheap. For stock market investors that means buying up cheap small cap stocks like these with huge upside potential. We've set up an alert service to help smart investors take full…

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - The Cleveland Heights woman who was convicted for her involvement in a nationwide Facebook scam faced a judge for sentencing on Monday.Following the hearing, Kimberly St. John-Stevenson was allowed to walk free after the judge sentenced to time served.St. John-Stevenson previously spent approximately 400 days in jail.The Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office said St. John-Stevenson, 56, and Zienup Sbeih-Maddox operated “Zee’s Place” through Facebook to scam hundreds of victims out of more than $300,000.The two women offered “too good to be true deals on items such as diapers, toys, car seats, and trips to Disney World” through the Facebook scam, investigators said.St. John-Stevenson, who was initially indicted on a dozen felony charges, pleaded guilty to one count of telecommunications fraud.“I am terribly sorry,” St. John-Stevenson said before the judge delivered her sentencing.Sbeih-Maddox was sentenced to six years in prison for the scam.Zienup Sbeih-Maddox (Source: Cuyahoga County Jail)Victims were reported out of at least 30 states and two Canadian provinces.  » Read More

The rapper, who in came in eye of storm earlier, has deleted his apology reportedly DaBaby has wiped off his post that sought apology for his derogatory remarks targeting the LGBTQ community on Instagram.The rapper, who in came in the eye of storm earlier, has deleted his apology reportedly.In the said statement, the DaBaby   had called his comments about HIV/AIDS “hurtful and triggering” and admitted that he had been “misinformed.”He also bashed people who criticized him before he “even the opportunity to grow, educate and learn” from his remarks, claiming that people were “publicly working against” him.DaBaby came under fire after he passed disrespectful comments for queer people during his performance at Rolling Loud.“If you didn’t show up today with HIV/AIDS, any of them deadly sexually transmitted diseases that’ll make you die in two to three weeks, put your cellphone light up. … Fellas, if you ain’t in the parking lot, put your cellphone lights in the air," he said at the event. 

H1, a tech platform hosting healthcare provider profiles for life science customers, has acquired Portland, Oregon-based Carevoyance to fuel a push into the medical device space. The deal closed in late July and ran the New York City-based company seven figures in cash and stock, Ariel Katz, co-founder and CEO of H1, told Fierce Healthcare. All six of Carevoyance’s employees will be retained, and the company will operate as an independent subsidiary. Katz said there is no shortage of parallels between the two companies, both in terms of culture and product. H1, for instance, acts as a “LinkedIn for healthcare,” collecting comprehensive profiles on 10 million healthcare professionals and thousands of worldwide institutions. These data—regularly kept up to date by the company’s data team and other physician users—can give life science companies seeking out key opinion leaders or potential clinical trial sites information on a provider’s research portfolio, patient mix, social media activity and more. RELATED: Health tech startup H1 lands $58M series B to build out 'LinkedIn for healthcare' Carevoyance, meanwhile, has built a similar healthcare provider data collection tool for medical device companies looking to craft a targeted sales strategy. According to its website, Carevoyance has amassed data…

Embedding shoppable Instagram feeds increases customer engagement, brand trust, authority, and conversions, generating a high return on investment. If you want to embed a regular Instagram post on your ecommerce site or online store, it is pretty easy as you have to click on the embed code and paste it on the webpage. But it is not the same with the shoppable Instagram post. To integrate a shoppable Instagram feed, you need help from an app or a tool to effectively create and embed an Instagram feed on your Shopify store. Here below are the apps that help you build an effective Instagram shoppable gallery that brings enormous results to your Shopify store you never experienced before. Taggbox Commerce Taggbox Commerce is a powerful social commerce platform, providing intelligible platforms for everyone to boost conversion with social proof, shoppable social media feeds, shoppable UGC (user-generated content), product reviews, and more. Taggbox Commerce has also launched Shopify apps to easily build and integrate shoppable social media galleries on their store for their Shopify users. The tool is associated with major social media channels like Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, and others on your Shopify store. Taggbox commerce contains various features and functionalities like…

Black creative advertising executives are speaking out against LinkedIn after several shared experiences of having their posts centered on diversity and anti-racism removed from the platform without warning. Conversations about LinkedIn censoring and demoting such posts surfaced two weeks ago when VMLY&R executive creative director of experience design, Walter Geer, shared his experience with a post about “uplifting Black voices” being removed from the platform. Geer was able to re-create the post several days after he complained about the issue to LinkedIn Help. At the time, LinkedIn Help replied that the post, which contained a video and expressed discontent with having to “beg” for DE&I numbers from advertising agencies, was removed due to a bug with uploading videos to the platform. LinkedIn Help also noted that it does not censor posts and only acts in response to community guideline violations.In an interview with Campaign US, Paul Rockwell, head of trust and safety at LinkedIn, reiterated that LinkedIn “would never censor important conversations regarding equity on LinkedIn and removes content only when it violates  professional community policies.” But soon after Geer was able to repost his message, it began to pick up steam, warranting dozens of comments from other ad industry professionals of color…

Liz Engel reports Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has made another plea for the unvaccinated to receive Covid-19 shots, as the more contagious and ...  » Read More

During the fall, Amazon opened its doors in Sweden to great confusion. In addition to the large selection of the company’s products, enthusiastic consumers met a long series of machine translations of product names, but to the dismay of many, Prime was missing. In old North America, Prime subscribers promised one or two days of free shipping, where customers also had access to streaming movies and music as well as e-books. Close to home, service in Germany costs 7.99 euros, just over 80 kroner, and offers priority delivery at no extra cost. In addition, deliveries on selected orders of €20 or more are offered to consumers in select German metropolitan areas. In terms of media streaming, German customers are also offered Amazon Music, Amazon Prime Video and a Twitch Prime subscription. Now inform Feber that the company has taken it Swedish Facebook page With the encoded message “Coming soon”, followed by three packets. Fever concludes that it is most likely a Swedish version of Prime Service – which is one of the few Amazon services still missing from the company’s Swedish project. As usual, no specific plans or pricing have been announced – but even Swedish customers are looking to…

Kochi: The Kerala state commission for protection of children’s rights (KeSCPCR) has asked the IT secretary to take appropriate action to ensure that children below the age of 18 years are not allowed to open accounts or use Clubhouse, a social media app. If any such incident involving children is reported, the account should be deleted or cancelled. The IT secretary has been directed to issue guidelines to investigating agencies for frequent cyber patrolling and to check illegal activities and fake accounts by minors. The single bench of the commission was hearing a complaint filed by an Alappuzha resident who said that he heard children participating in a Clubhouse conversation which had sexual content and they were being encouraged and instigated to join the sexual discussion. In its response, the state police Cyberdome cell expressed its apprehension that children could be getting into Clubhouse using fake accounts. While Cyberdome has not come across any complaint so far,  » Read More