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Image source: Getty Images Despite the resurgence of the coronavirus, the Canadian stock market is holding strong. However, high growth tech stocks that went through the roof in 2020 have witnessed a fair amount of selling in the recent past. Expensive valuation and expected normalization in growth rate has led Canadian tech stocks to shed some of their gains.  The decline in the shares of these top tech companies presents a buying opportunity for long-term investors. The v...

HMRC Investing Heavily in Cybersecurity Training for Staff, Official Figures Show HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has spent over a quarter of a million pounds (£262,251) on cybersecurity training for its staff during the past two financial years, according to official figures obtained by the Parliament Street think tank following a Freedom of Information request. The UK’s tax authority spent £111,795 in the most recent financial year (20–21), which was a reduction on the £150,456 invested in...

Sebastian Gollnow/picture alliance via Getty Images This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. The security firm Open Systems poached Geoff Haydon as its new CEO, the company announced Wednesday. Haydon previously served as a VP at VMware Carbon Black, as well as an exec at Secureworks and RSA. Like other enterprise security firms, Open Systems has seen a bump since the st...

SASE provider Open Systems has named IT veteran and former VMware Carbon Black VP Geoff Haydon as its CEO, with an eye on boosting its managed security business.

Image source: Getty Images The ongoing vaccination, steady economic growth, and revival in consumer demand have reignited hopes of solid growth in equities in 2021 and beyond. Keeping growth in mind, I have selected four under-$100 stocks with strong fundamentals that are likely to benefit from the favourable industry trends and could deliver stellar returns over time.   Suncor Energy Speaking of top recovery bets, consider buying the shares of  Suncor Energy (TSX:SU)(N...

Absolute Software to buy Seattle-based NetMotion for $340M Geekwire 5/13/2021 © Provided by Geekwire Absolute Software to buy Seattle-based NetMotion for $340M The news: Absolute Software, a publicly-traded security software company, agreed to acquire Seattle-based security startup NetMotion for $340 million. Founded in 2001, NetMotion helps employees at more than 3,000 organizations access resources from devices both on premises or remotely in the cloud. The company posted $60 million in ...

The Daily Chase: Inflation fears rattle stocks (again); Michigan threatens Line 5 profits VIDEO SIGN OUT We can expect the debate around inflation to dominate markets again today, with the April U.S. consumer price index coming in hotter than anticipated at 4.2 per cent. Economists tracked by Bloomberg were expecting 3.6 per cent after a gain of 2.6 per cent in March. We saw U.S. market futures come under renewed pressure in the moments after the data were released this morning. Noneth...

Article content Positions Company for Entry into High Growth Adjacent Market with Compelling, Competitively Advantaged ZTNA and SASE Product Portfolio, on Foundation of Strong Profitability Expected to be Accretive to ARR, Revenue, and Adjusted EBITDA Growth Going Forward We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Absolute Software to Acquire NetMotion, to Deliver the Next Generation of Endpoint Resilience Back to video VANCOUVER, British Columbia & SAN J...

Companies Reporting After The Bell • VIZIO Holding (NYSE:VZIO) is estimated to report quarterly loss at $0.10 per share on revenue of $484.07 million. • Talis Biomedical (NASDAQ:TLIS) is likely to report quarterly loss at $10.80 per share on revenue of $230.00 thousand. • FAT Brands (NASDAQ:FAT) is estimated to report quarterly loss at $0.06 per share on revenue of $6.75 million. • Xenon Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:XENE) is likely to report quarterly loss at $0.40 per share on revenue of $5...

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