87, the russell small caps up 20 , its best month ever can the run continue and moderna says its ready to file for emergency use while novavax announces a second delay in its late trials we have the details. P power lunch starts right now it wouldnt be a record rally if there werent some bumps along the way. Was today just a oneday pause or something more . Lets go to bob pisani for more. Hi, bob. Hello, kelly. It actual its actually not a bad day. We were down 447 points, weve regained almost half of that if you look at whats down today, Energy Stocks, some up 30 for the month. Thats down. Bank stocks, another amazing rally. Look at this, tech is up apples had a monster day, up overall some of the semiconductors also doing well health care is down fractionally, thats a defense of group if you look at whats going on for november and the value cyclical location, this must be an alltime record for Energy Stocks banks up almost 20 , industrials as a cyclical group. So theyre not selling t
Plus moving in the free market. And the Prime Minister of india meeting with President Trump today as major ceos make their way to the capital we kick off the final trading week the first half of the year after a week where the dow and s p did hit the highs. The fifth straight week of losses for the First Time Since august of 2015 well talk more about it later on but it puts into perspective how spoiled we have been for the First Six Months of 17. Stocks up about 10 year to date total return you had bonds up as well so you didnt have to give up anything on the bond side. Theres been so little down side volatility along the way so all of those things together has been this unusually quite rally and look at what happens there theres a risk that this numbing effect is taking place i dont know if you really see that, though if you look at the data, quite rallies in the first half dont fall apart all at once and in fact you have better than average second half upside and a little bit less d
Philips TV Tuner History pt5
Competition and Growth
Introduction
We have reached the end of the 1980s, probably the turning point in the Philips Tuner history. On the one hand the business has been doing well: constant consolidation of (mainly European and US) competitors has substantially increased the market share and volumes, making it one of the global top3 tuner makers. However, in parallel the emergence of Japanese competition has made the business environment increasingly harsh, with a serious pressure on profitability and thus cost. Although Philips with its UV800 tuner family has probably made the best tuner ever in terms of robustness and performance, this model is clearly too big and expensive and in the coming two decades we will see a continuous drive for cost reduction and the associated size reduction. One of the most remarkable steps in this context is the move to the World Standard Pinning (WSP), with Philips agreeing with its main competitors Alps and Matsushita