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Friday 8 January 2016
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3 Notable Runners: Boyd Gaming Corporation (NYSE:BYD), Manulife Financial Corporation (USA) (NYSE:MFC)

During Tuesday’s Morning trade, Shares of Boyd Gaming Corporation (NYSE:BYD), gained 1.66% to $17.10.

Brigg’s Oyster Co.– an inviting new dining experience offering the freshest flavors from the sea, and so much more – has made its premiere at the Suncoast Hotel and Casino in northwest Las Vegas.

“Created to please both the eyes and the palate, Brigg’s Oyster Co. is a cool new addition to the northwest Las Vegas dining scene,” said Kerrie Burke, Vice President and General Manager of Suncoast. “With fresh takes on classic dishes, fresh and innovative sushi creations, original dishes by our talented chefs, and a seasonal selection of fresh oysters from coast-to-coast, Brigg’s is a delicious experience for any local seafood fan.”

Set in a brightly illuminated yet intimate space, Brigg’s is centered around its open exhibition kitchen. This feature draws customers right into the middle of the action, as chefs create the restaurant’s bold and unique flavors right before their eyes. Imagined as a modern interpretation of a classic bistro, Brigg’s design is accented by its chalkboard entryway, clean lines of polished wood and metal, stylish convex mirrors, and black-and-white artwork. Tufted crimson banquettes flank the main serving counter, providing guests with various seating options that further enhance a social and convivial atmosphere.

Boyd Gaming Corporation, together with its auxiliaries, operates as a multi-jurisdictional gaming company. It operates in five segments: Las Vegas, Downtown Las Vegas, Midwest and South, Peninsula, and Borgata. The company owns and operates 21 gaming entertainment properties located in Nevada, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and New Jersey.

Finally, Manulife Financial Corporation (USA) (NYSE:MFC), gained 1.42%, and is now trading at $15.02.

John Hancock Retirement Plan Services, declared the launch of new and improved participant websites for all product lines. The redesigned websites put powerful retirement plan administration tools in the hands of John Hancock participants, in all John Hancock plans and on all devices.

The new websites foster improved participant interactions, delivering a fully transactional, engaging and intuitive experience. With input from advisors, plan sponsors, and participants, the websites offer one-click navigation, tailored education, and tools to assist participants take data driven and participant-smart actions on the path to retirement. Participants in all of John Hancock’s plans, across all market segments, now have a more user-friendly interface, easy access to tools, fewer clicks needed to take action, and a simplified navigation experience.

“Improving the participant’s online experience is part of our constant commitment to put the needs of the participant first,” said Patrick Murphy, president, John Hancock Retirement Plan Services. “To maximize the impact of our aim visualization and education tools, we employed intuitive, uncluttered web designs that incorporate best practices in online financial decision making.”

Manulife Financial Corporation, together with its auxiliaries, provides financial protection and wealth administration products and services to individual, corporate, and business customers primarily in Asia, Canada, and the United States.

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