On Thursday, Shares of Sirius XM Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ:SIRI), lost -0.53% to $3.73.
Howard Stern and SiriusXM declared that “The History of Howard Stern,” a two-week in-depth audio biography that offers an unprecedented celebration and rare behind-the-scenes look at the life, career and achievements of Howard Stern, will air on Howard Stern’s exclusive SiriusXM channels, Howard 100 and Howard 101 startning Monday, July 6.
“The History of Howard Stern” will take listeners – “superfans” who have listened for decades and the many new listeners who have joined recently as Howard has grown – through the struggle to become #1 in radio and beyond, up to the moment he left FM for satellite radio. The special will feature extensive audio from Howard Stern’s personal vault, in addition to exclusive commentary from Howard Stern, The Howard Stern Show Staff, friends, family, former colleagues and celebrities who have witnessed Stern’s rise to superstardom firsthand counting David Letterman, Ben Stiller, Rosie O’Donnell, Dave Grohl, Alec Baldwin, Robert Duvall, Quentin Tarantino, Jeff Probst, Tom Arnold, William Shatner, Kathy Griffin, Howie Mandel, Gene Simmons, Sarah Silverman, Ivan Reitman, Paul Giamatti, Ozzy Osbourne, and more.
Sirius XM Holdings Inc., through its auxiliaries, provides satellite radio services in the United States. The company broadcasts music plus sports, entertainment, comedy, talk, news, traffic, and weather programs, counting various music genres ranging from rock, pop and hip-hop to country, dance, jazz, Latin, and classical; live play-by-play sports from principal leagues and colleges; multitude of talk and entertainment channels for various audiences; national, international, and financial news; and local traffic reports for 22 metropolitan markets.
Shares of The Procter & Gamble Company (NYSE:PG), inclined 0.26% to $79.93, during its last trading session.
In honor of Independence Day, Duracell is shining a light on the children of U.S. military service members and the sacrifices they make when their parent is deployed. Two-time Academy Award-winner, Hilary Swank, shares her support of the program as the daughter of a service member herself; her father is a stepped down Air Force Senior Master Sergeant.
Since the war in Afghanistan began in 2001, more than 2 million American children have had a deployed parent, according to the “Military Children and Families” report conducted by Princeton University/Brookings (Fall 2013). Many of them have seen multiple deployments, three, four, or even five family separations. A major issue that children have during a military deployment is the void that opens when they lose their parent’s daily affection and love. A new film from Duracell shows this struggle through the eyes of the ones left behind.
Duracell was inspired to tell this story when they recently met with one particular military family, the Nilsons. To assist their two young daughters cope with his impending deployment, Robert Nilson, a Navy Air Traffic Controller, and his wife, Denise, found a way for Robert to be connected with his children while he was away from home. On the day of his deployment, he and Denise gave their daughters a battery-powered teddy bear, pre-recorded with a message of love from him to his girls. It was a way for the children to hear their father’s voice when they needed it most. This bear became a symbol of Robert, trusted to always be there for his daughters while he was serving overseas.
Part of the Procter & Gamble Company [NYSE:PG], Duracell has been powering people around the world for more than 50 years.
The Procter & Gamble Company, together with its auxiliaries, manufactures and sells branded consumer packaged goods. The company operates through five segments: Beauty; Grooming; Health Care; Fabric Care and Home Care; and Baby, Feminine and Family Care.
Finally, Informatica Corporation (NASDAQ:INFA), ended its last trade with -0.01% loss, and closed at $48.46.
Informatica Corporation, declared that it has been rated as a “Hot Vendor” in Ventana Research’s 2015 Value Index for Product Information Administration (PIM). Informatica rated “Hot” in all evaluation categories, counting ranking first in Manageability, Reliability and Adaptability, for an aggregate score of 95.8/100, making Informatica one of just two companies identified by Ventana as “the current leaders in PIM.”
According to the Ventana Research report, “Informatica is a new entrant in the product information administration market through its acquisition of Heiler Software, which finished second in our previous Value Index, as Informatica did now.”
The Ventana report states that, “In the last two years the company (Informatica) has adapted that attained PIM software and integrated it with its own market-leading data integration technologies. The combination has created a new market force in PIM.”
Informatica Corporation provides enterprise data integration software and services worldwide. Its enterprise data integration products comprise PowerCenter, PowerExchange, and Data Integration Hub, in addition to PowerCenter Express, an entry-level data integration and profiling edition for departments or small to mid-market business, and cloud data integration solutions.
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