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| | | ... shares continued their downward spiral Friday led by the technology sector, owing to fears big-name firms such as Facebook, Twitter and Netflix may be overpriced. WELLINGTON - The NZX 50 Index fell 27.892 points, or 0.5 per cent, to 5063.539. |
| | | | ... fall in more than two years on Thursday night, amid anxiety about how the prices of stocks in companies such as Facebook, Twitter and Netflix which all fell by about 20 per cent. Lonsec senior client adviser Michael Heffernan said the Australian market ... |
| | | | ... (AMZN) is down -20.6 percent from its January high." "Yelp (YELP) has crashed -32.9 percent in just over a month". "And Twitter (TWTR), which had seen shares spike from the November IPO price of $44.50 to $73.31 (a gain of 65 percent) in a month and ... |
| | | | ... said that he wanted to consult key stakeholders including the financial services and financial planning industry. On his Twitter account Senator Cormann said that the decision to pause the regulations "was taken last Friday." The government faced criticism ... |
| | | | ... 2014. Social media activity was defined in the study as Facebook 'likes', YouTube subscribers, LinkedIn connections and Twitter followers. "Despite the attention given to social media among superannuation funds it is still used by only a minority of ... |
| | | | ... 1,662 unique visitors While the FPA argued that social media is at the forefront of their strategy, the association's Twitter page and event handle only delivered 54 page clicks to the Ask an Expert page. "The event's success proves that there is strong ... |
| | | | ... February 9th. Consumers can ask their questions through the Ask an Expert forum at the FPA website or via the association's Twitter account. The FPA has also made available a blog with useful tips and advice from some of its financial advisers. "One ... |
| | | | ... Barack and make that personal phone call wouldn't work for an Asian leader. Not surprisingly, SBY wasn't appeased. But Twitter Inc.'s happy. Its share price climbed by 1.4% last night, given a free kick by SBY's use of the social media to make his feelings ... |
| | | | ... social media network in Australia. Yet, less than a quarter of industry and corporate super funds communicate through it. Twitter is next in the line, but only 35% of super funds are using it. Some do not even cover the basics of the digital era. According ... |
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