On Friday, Shares of eBay Inc (NASDAQ:EBAY), lost -2.83% to $25.77.
Magento, an eBay Enterprise company, in partnership with New Relic, Inc. (NEWR), declared an extension for the New Relic Software Analytics Cloud, designed to provide customers with a deeper understanding of their applications’ performance and customer engagement activities. Magento retailers can now access powerful software and business analytics through custom dashboards delivered by New Relic Insights and use New Relic APM (Application Performance Monitoring) to improve site speed and stability. The extension is accessible on the Magento Connect marketplace for both the Enterprise Edition and Community Edition platforms.
“There is no question that website performance is a key factor in driving transactions and inspiring customer loyalty. By reducing website page response times by one second alone, a site’s conversion rate can enhance by seven percent, according to The Aberdeen Group,” said Steve Yankovich, chief product officer, eBay Enterprise.1 “Our partnership with New Relic gives retailers using the extension a crucial line of sight into their business, performance and environmental data, which allows for better informed decisions to drive higher conversion rates, and ultimately generate more revenue.”
“Real-time performance is a critical consideration for online retailers,” said John Gray, senior vice president of business development, New Relic. “Our partnership with Magento brings the power of software analytics to Magento users, counting real-time, customized dashboards that show customer engagement data and other elements impacting their business. With New Relic, Magento customers can make data-driven decisions to improve performance and business results.”
eBay Inc. operates as a technology company that enables commerce and payments on behalf of users, merchants, retailers, and brands of various sizes in the United States and internationally. It operates in three segments: Marketplaces, Payments, and Enterprise.
Finally, E I Du Pont De Nemours And Co (NYSE:DD), ended its last trade with 0.78% gain, and closed at $52.00.
DuPont (DD) has named Jeanmarie F. Desmond as its vice president and controller, effective Aug. 17, succeeding Barry J. Niziolek who plans to retire in September following 34 years of service to the company.
“As controller, Barry has been a valuable member of my team in Finance, and DuPont is a more competitive company recently thanks to his contributions,” said Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Nicholas C. Fanandakis. “Barry has brought greater transparency, accountability and productivity to the organization through his work as controller and has played a noteworthyrole in transforming this company. Equally important, he has been a trusted and forward-thinking leader whose wise counsel will be missed greatly by many of us who have worked with him over the years.
“Jean is a strong leader whose background in Investor Relations, Tax and Audit brings diverse experience to her new role as controller. I’m confident her recent work in modernizing and streamlining our Audit organization will benefit DuPont greatly as we move forward with the company’s important transformation efforts. Jean has been a much-admired member of my team. Personally and professionally, I look forward to ongoing to work with her.”
Desmond, who joined DuPont in 1989, was most recently the general auditor and chief ethics and compliance leader. Formerly, she spent her career in leadership roles in controllership, investor relations, tax, and financial planning and analysis.
E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company operates as a science and technology based company worldwide. The company’s Agriculture segment offers corn hybrid, soybean, canola, sunflower, sorghum, inoculants, seed products, wheat, rice, herbicides, fungicides, and insecticides.
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